Ready to start booking clients that choose you for your work, not your price? We curated 20 wedding photography portfolio examples that highlight the exceptional talent and unique vision of the photographes who created them. With photographic styles ranging from classic to documentary to editorial, they capture the mood—and the details—of each couple’s big day.
Your online portfolio tells prospective clients who you are and shows them how you can capture the magic of their wedding or elopement. Details are important on a wedding day; in your online portfolio, details like the template used for your portfolio site, the images you share, and ease of navigation can capture a couple’s attention…or send them on the path to the next photographer.
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Lucy Birkhead
Utilisation du modèle Format : Offset
Lucy Birkhead’s polished wedding portfolio images stand out on the clean white background with minimal text. Her social profile and contact information sit just below the simple menu, making it easy to reach out while keeping the emphasis on her work.
Toni Hasselmann Photography
Utilisation du modèle Format : Amazon
German wedding photographer Toni Hasselmann uses a medium grid to fill up the entire screen with his lively, richly colored photos. The bold, centered logo reinforces his brand; classic and clean with an artistic eye.
Mazzer Photography
Utilisation du modèle Format : Daylight
Australian-based wedding photographer Mikaela uses a full-width image and colored menu banner to grab attention and reinforce her brand. A bold text overlay reinforces her photographic style and service areas with potential clients.
Ivory Fayre
Utilisation du modèle Format : Peak
Led by Chris Harris, Ivory Fayre is a UK based wedding photography team that blends documentary techniques with a cinematic style—a direct influence of the fashion and Stills photography Chris creates in his commercial work. The small offset grid gives the feel of scrolling through film reels, and the short message beneath his menu gives the site a personal, friendly touch.
Matthew Ree Photography
Utilisation du modèle Format : Horizon gauche
Basé à New York Matthew Ree’s composition and posing, combined with whimsical and floral elements, lend a fairytale feeling to the weddings he captures. His floating sidebar menu stands out, the bold text used for Blog and Contact directing potential clients to where he most wants their attention.
Kostas Apostolidis
Utilisation du modèle Format : Triptych
Kostas Apostolidis is a destination wedding photographer based in Greece. The simple menu above his simple and elegant logo highlights his range of photography and cinematography services. Rather than a standard portfolio gallery, Apostolidis uses a collection page to link small gallery collections to each image, highlighting some of his best work on the homepage while offering an easy way for visitors to explore wedding stories that peak their interest.
YOLAVI
Utilisation du modèle Format : Iris
Based in Madrid and London, Yolavi is a photography studio brought to you by photographers Laura and Maider. The simple white background and menu keep the emphasis on their work; seeking to avoid the cliché, their wedding photography is joyful, diverse, and personal.
Kenzie Kate Floyd
Utilisation du modèle Format : Clarity
A wedding photographer with a photojournalistic approach, Kenzie Kate is drawn to color, pattern, and expression—all of which translate to the rich tones and emotion in her work. Kenzie and been photographing weddings since 2010; the curation of her portfolio in a photo-album inspired masonry layout ensures her potential clients can quickly identify her bold and quirky style to determine whether they’re a match.
Matias Faúndez
Utilisation du modèle Format : Stockholm
Based in the PNW, wedding photographer Matias Faúndez gives a nod to his love of the outdoors with his logo and grabs the attention of potential clients with his stunning full-width scenic portraits. His site menu strategically provides everything a couple might need to make their decision, from descriptions of his services, to a beautifully structured Testimonials page, to a thorough Info & FAQ page.
Khaki Bedford Photography
Utilisation du modèle Format : Triptych
Based in Nashville and Brooklyn, Khaki Bedford loves photographing “quirky, non-traditional” weddings. The soft background color enhances her style, while still serving as a neutral to showcase her playfully composed wedding shots in a mix of sizes, from small to full bleed. Bedford’s site menu is sticky, showing the navigation options along the top of the page no matter how far down you scroll in her irresistibly curated portfolio.
Benjamin et Elise
Utilisation du modèle Format : Fabric
New Zealand-based husband and wife team Benjamin et Elise selected a warm neutral color to compliment their golden yellow logo font and create an upscale feel. The rich tones of their editing style are enhanced by colored background, making their wedding photography pop.
Their pop-out menu minimizes the text on the page while scrolling their portfolios; when open, it’s options include client testimonials, FAQ’s, and information about their approach—all strategically included to help indecisive potential clients book their services.
Kate Weinstein
Utilisation du modèle Format : Horizon gauche
Kate Weinstein draws attention to the artful composition of her wedding shots and her photo-album-ready storytelling by showcasing landscape and architecture shots alongside wedding party images in her side-scrolling portfolio. She also uses Format’s Fonctionnalité du blog pour mettre en lumière des photos de mariage récentes.
Hello Dolly Photography
Utilisation du modèle Format : Fullframe
Katelyn, the photographer behind Minnesota-based Hello Dolly, uses a full bleed slideshow to immerse potential wedding clients in her work. The colorful logo, menu, and social icons suggest her fun personality and help them to stand out. Katelyn also uses a dropdown menu for her Services, keeping the menu small and focused while still allowing her to highlight her other types of portrait photography.
Bethan Haywood Jones Photography
Utilisation du modèle Format : Horizon
Based out of Coalbrookdale, Shropshire, a small town in England, Bethan‘s wedding portfolio leans into vintage vibes. From the patterned, retro teal logo and typewriter font site menu to the style and locations of the weddings she photographs, her site is a great example of how to highlight what makes you unique in a sea of wedding portfolios.
Wild Whim
Utilisation du modèle Format : Peak
California-based wedding photographer Kelly Paulson’s fun, vibrant images pop in her grid-based layout. Her sidebar menu makes links to important info like client pricing and FAQ easily accessible without distracting from her photography. Paulsen adds additional value for her potential clients by providing a list of recommended vendors she’s worked with.
Hitched Northwest
Utilisation du modèle Format : Amazon
Based in Idaho, former photojournalist Erin of Hitched Northwest applies this direct approach to her wedding photography. Her distinct, large scale logo shares the visual space with a curated full-width slideshow. Scrolling further down the page, Erin has included her service area and added sections for a brief bio, information about her services, and client testimonials—everything a potential client needs to learn more about the experience of working with her.
Angela Gzowski
Utilisation du modèle Format : Reflection
Based out of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Angela Gzowski’s wedding photography highlights her couples nestled into the natural beauty of Northern Canada. Every shot in her portfolio is a breath of fresh air, the saturation of color popping against the clean background. The combination of posed, candid and detail shots show off her flexibility, while the pop-out menu overlay makes navigating her site simple without distracting from her images.
Lianne Mackay Photography
Utilisation du modèle Format : Reflection
Edinburgh photographer Lianne Mackay uses a slideshow of full-width images, pale pink background, and a creative logo & text to bring a joyful vibe to her website. Mackay add more character to her site by identifying what she does and who her ideal clients are with the compelling line “wedding & elopement photography for people in love who love to have a damn good time.”
Scrolling further down the page, potential clients will find a short bio, a collection of links to highlighted galleries, and an embedded grid feed from her Instagram account to highlight her most recent work.
Parker Young
Utilisation du modèle Format : Panorama
Parker Young chose a simple and subtle grey logo and clean white background, accented with quirky naming conventions for his site menu and dropdowns to help minimize the text on the page. The large side-scroll portfolio gallery is curated to showcase his range of experience photographing weddings, with fine art inspired compositions alongside more traditional portraits.
Travers & Brown
Utilisation du modèle Format : Sharp
Cornwall, UK-based wedding photographer Adj Brown admits to liking things simple and a desire to photograph people having a good time. These characteristics are portrayed on his portfolio with his clean logo, simple menu and service descriptions, and quirky grid containing a mix of artistic wedding portraits and wedding silliness.
Rather than combining his two very different photography specialties on one site and risking client confusion, Adj created a separate portfolio for his commercial work.
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Featured image by Benjamin et Elise.
This article was originally published on June 8th, 2016; the most recent update was published on February 5th, 2026.