Steve Wheller
Your personal ninja
A lot of my couples call me a ninja, not sure why, maybe because I’m stealthy and sneak around capturing the photos without being seen or just because I’m a short arse at 5ft 5″. With over 20 years experience and 100’s of weddings photographed all over the UK, couples have trusted me to photograph one of the most important days of their lives. So the best things do come in small packages.
Steve is an absolute genius. If we could do it all over again, and only hire one person/vendor for our day, it would be Steve 1000 times over.
Melissa & Dio
When it came to our couple photos, he made us feel calm and relaxed and made it a time where we could run away and just be ourselves
Lauren & Ali
Honestly if you are looking for a stress free, unique, professional photographer and a photographer that adapts to you as a couple Steve is your man
Helen & Sam
Born in Wiltshire and moved to Wales at a young age and I’m very proud to call myself Welsh. A lot of my couples call me a ninja, not sure why, maybe because I’m stealthy and sneak around capturing the photos without being seen or just because I’m a short arse at 5ft 5″.
I love pastries, I should be 20 stone with the way I can put them away. After a trip to Scotland and a very drunken whiskey tasting session, I grew a taste for single malts and I am well known for having a small tipple with Licorice every Wednesday evening.
I am a self-confessed gadget nerd, Film and TV buff. To keep fit I practice martial arts (Wing Chun & Aikido), cycle, weight train and generally try to keep in shape, let’s face it, I’m not getting any younger.
I’m a dog dad of Sammi the Samoyed and Kato the Japanese Spitz. You will always see photos of the two of them appearing on my insta stories and dogs at weddings are a must.
Achievements– I have had the honour of winning ‘Wedding Photographer of the year at the WWA 2018′, rated as one of the top 3 photographers in Bridgend, top 100 in the UK by Your Perfect Wedding Photographer and published in various wedding magazines, online wedding sites, and in the press including the Telegraph.
