Oh Me Oh My Wedding Photographer
Moment-led and fuss-free for couples who want to enjoy their wedding day without posing for photos.
From £750 - most couples invest £950-1200.
If this feels like your kind of wedding…
Now booking a limited number of 2026 & 2027 weddings
I’m John — a documentary wedding photographer in Liverpool, shooting weddings across the North West.
Oh Me Oh My is a great option for couples planning a relaxed city wedding with a bit of style. Set right in the heart of Liverpool with views across the waterfront, it’s perfect for smaller to mid-sized celebrations that feel modern, informal and really personal.
A lot of couples choose to pair it with a civil ceremony at Liverpool Town Hall beforehand. Being right in the city centre means everything is close by, which makes the day flow naturally and keeps things feeling easy and unhurried.
“John has staying power and is never off the job.”
My approach
What a wedding feels like at Oh Me Oh My
It feels stylish and considered without ever being too formal. The space itself has loads of character, and the light and views from the top floor create a great backdrop for natural, candid moments throughout the day.
I tend to photograph weddings here in a relaxed, documentary way, letting things unfold as they happen. That way you get a set of photos that feel true to the day, without it ever feeling staged or overworked.
Take a closer look at some wedding stories…
Pricing
Wedding photography coverage typically starts from £750.
Every wedding is different, but most couples invest between £950-1200, depending on coverage, location and the shape of the day.
5 Hours - from £750
Ideal for intimate ceremonies or shorter celebrations.
8 Hours - from £950
Most popular - from ceremony to dancing.
12 Hours - from £1200
Full day storytelling - from morning prep to partying.
All packages include edited high-resolution images, private online gallery, and travel within the North West.
“Really captured the essence of the day, it felt like we were reliving it through the photos.”