A couple in Ghanaian wedding cloth standing forehead to forehead in the last of the light

Wedding photographer based in

Accra, Ghana
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I photograph the day as it happens —

quietly, and all of it

Nine years of weddings across Ghana, from a Saturday engagement in a family compound in Osu to a garden dinner up at Peduase. I work in two cameras and available light, I stay out of the way, and I hand you back the day you actually had rather than the one a shot list said you should have.

About the studio

Selected work

A year of Saturdays,

and the people in them
A groom cupping his bride's face during the blessing at an outdoor ceremony

Ama & Kwabena

Aburi Botanical Gardens

A bride and groom in white looking at each other during the vows, the bride holding a bouquet

Efua & Selorm

La Palm, Accra

A couple in traditional cloth and beads sharing a kiss at their engagement ceremony

Naa Dedei & Kofi

Osu, Accra

A bride and groom kissing on a white swing seat at dusk

Adjoa & Yaw

Peduase Valley

A couple laughing together on their wedding day

Abena & Nii

Labadi, Accra

A bride and groom holding hands, the bride's veil across her shoulder

Serwaa & Kojo

Ada Foah

See every wedding
A couple standing apart at the edge of a lake, photographed among tall trees

Coverage

Three parts of one week,

photographed the same way

Most couples book the engagement and the wedding together. They are two entirely different days and they want two entirely different approaches, which is most of what nine years of doing both has taught me.

A bride in kente cloth and layered beads at her traditional ceremony

The engagement

The knocking, the list, the cloth, the aunties negotiating in a room you are not allowed into. Ghana's real wedding, and the half most photographers skim.

Full-day coverage from the family house

A groom in a white suit meeting his bride, her veil lifted

The wedding day

Getting ready, the church or the garden, the drive between them, and every hour of the reception that anybody will want to remember.

Ten hours, two photographers

A bride in a veiled hat holding a bouquet, photographed in soft light

Portraits & the after-shoot

An hour somewhere quiet, on the day or the week after it. This is where the frame that ends up over your stairs usually comes from.

Ninety minutes, one location

What a full day includes

How it works

Four steps, and none of them

are a surprise on the day

One

We meet, or we call

Half an hour, no charge, usually over coffee at the studio in East Legon or on a video call if you are booking from abroad. You tell me about the day; I tell you honestly whether I am the right person for it.

Two

The date is held

A signed agreement and a 40% deposit hold your Saturday. I take one wedding a day and about thirty a year, so dates in November, December and January go early.

Three

We plan the light

Four to six weeks out we walk the venue if it is in Accra, or study it together if it is not. Where the sun sits at four o'clock decides more about your photographs than any other single thing.

Four

The day, then the gallery

A preview of thirty frames within seventy-two hours. The full gallery — six to eight hundred edited photographs — inside six weeks, and your album about eight weeks after you have chosen from it.

In their words

Collections

Three ways to book,

and the prices are on them

Everything below is the full figure — no per-image charges, no hidden album fee, no travel supplement inside Ghana. A 40% deposit holds the date and the balance is due the week before.

The wedding day

GH₵ 14,000

Getting ready through to the last dance, with a second photographer.

Ten hours of coverage

Two photographers

600+ edited photographs

Venue walk-through beforehand

Online gallery for two years

30-page 10×10 lay-flat album

The collection nine of every ten couples book.

The whole thing

GH₵ 22,000

Engagement, wedding and an after-shoot, booked together.

Both days in full

Two photographers on the wedding

90-minute after-shoot on a later date

900+ edited photographs

40-page 12×12 lay-flat album

Two parents' albums

Travel included anywhere in Ghana

Add-ons, albums and travel

The journal

Everything I get asked

before the deposit
Guests dancing with the couple at a wedding reception

On light · December 2025

Harmattan light, and why January weddings photograph so well

The dust in the air does something to four-o'clock sun that no modifier I own can imitate. It is the best month of the year to get married in Accra.

A bride dancing under coloured light at her reception

Planning · October 2025

Choose the venue for the light, not the floor plan

Where the sun sits at four o'clock decides more about your photographs than the flowers, the dress and the second photographer put together.

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Bookings

Tell me about your day,

and where the light will be

Half an hour, no charge, at the studio in East Legon or on a call. I take about thirty weddings a year and one a day, so the earlier you write the more likely your Saturday is still open.

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