I'm our main photographer but I'm also a dad, cat dad and generally laid back guy. I have been photographing weddings now for around 10 years and I have experienced and tried a huge number of techniques and ideas. I feel genuinely lucky to have been a huge part of so many of them as there are not many things in life as important as your wedding!
When I’m not out shooting weddings or editing photos, you will probably find me obsessing over my vintage film cameras! I love a bit of vintage glass and that satisfying analogue click, so if you want a vintage twist on your Wedding... make sure to ask me! I am also a big fan of cycling and love to get out exploring the beautiful countryside of East Anglia, there are so many great places and routes to see and it keeps me fit to run around getting the best photos at your Wedding!
On the day, I aim to blend in, put you at ease, have a bit of a chat and give you that guidance to make sure you are super relaxed! I always make sure we will get incredible photos and perfect mementos of your special day. I take dramatic, artistic shots combined with documentary reportage to ensure you have a bit of everything - without compromising on your masterpiece (and to make sure you get those much needed family photos!).
I hope if you choose me to be your wedding photographer, we would get to know each other so that it is a collaboration between us. I can capture you at your most relaxed and natural (particularly those of you who don't love being in front of a camera) or your most authentic self if you love a photoshoot and want to do something outlandish.
Jack caley
Behind The Lens
Hi, I’m Robyn. the other half of the creative duo behind Caley Photography. I’m a passionate photographer, a proud mum, and a full-time cat lover - I share my home (and sometimes my lens) with four adorable felines. Outside of weddings, I’ve always had a deep love for interior design and the beauty of well-thought-out spaces. I find so much joy in creating spaces that are not only beautiful but also reflect personality and purpose. That same eye for detail filters into my photography too.
Some weddings need two photographers, and some don't - this might depend on the size and style of your wedding and what you need from us on your special day. When you need two shooters, I tend to focus on getting shoots from a different point of view, on how you look in a particular shot (I have been known to touch up a bride's lipstick or make sure the groom's hair is 'just so'), anything you might want for social media and also general people herding. Being married to each other is also a happy bonus, in that if you need any support with any general wedding jitters, we're happy to help. Hopefully this means that you get the images you want but also get to spend the most time with your friends and family and not with us!
When I'm not there in person on the day, I still support in the background - carefully going through every image, selecting and editing each one by hand. I focus on natural tones, beautiful light, and a timeless finish - no heavy filters, just honest, refined storytelling. Having two creatives means that you get double the attention to detail and double the review process before you receive your perfect images.
Robyn Caley
ALso behind the lens ... Sometimes
