Street photography taught me how to anticipate, observe and capture moments before they disappear. In this article, I share how those same instincts shape my approach to documentary wedding photography, quiet observation, genuine emotion and honest storytelling that captures the real energy of a wedding day.

Planning your Irish wedding and wondering about photography costs? In 2026, couples typically spend €2,000–€4,000 for full-day coverage. This guide explains average prices, factors that affect cost, and what to expect at every budget level — from intimate elopements to luxury weddings.

Thinking about a destination wedding in Ireland? This guide walks you through everything from choosing a venue to building a timeline, with real advice from award-winning wedding photographer Kevin Kheffache. Perfect for couples planning from abroad who want an authentic Irish celebration without the stress.

A wedding day timeline is not about squeezing in every tradition, it is about creating space to enjoy the day. After photographing more than 350 weddings across Ireland, I’ve learned where couples often lose time and how to avoid it. From keeping formals minimal to skipping hidden time traps like the receiving line, here’s how to build a timeline that feels relaxed, natural, and unforgettable.

✨ Dreaming of saying “I do” in an Irish castle? This guide from award-winning wedding photographer Kevin Kheffache explores Ireland’s top 10 castle wedding venues from the romantic ruins of Wilton Castle to the luxury of Ashford and Dromoland. Packed with insider photography tips, planning advice, and real wedding stories, it’s your essential resource for planning a fairytale Irish castle wedding.

Planning a wedding in Dublin? From the grandeur of City Hall to the hidden courtyards of Merrion Square, Dublin offers some of the most photogenic venues in Ireland. Discover the top 5 Dublin wedding venues for unforgettable photography, plus insider tips on the best city locations to make your wedding photos truly stand out.

Meet Ireland's 5 best wedding videographers I've personally worked with: Edithouse, Little Bear Films, Eye Capture Weddings, Keith Malone Films, and Non-Fiction Love. Get insider insights on their unique styles, pricing, and approaches from luxury documentary to vibrant storytelling. Essential reading for couples planning their 2025-2026 Irish wedding

This isn’t one of those blog posts that’s all about my favourite photos. Instead, this is a look at what they chose for their album. It’s always interesting to see which moments end up mattering most to a couple. I find that the album tells the real story of the day, better than any Instagram post ever could

Kayla & Joe’s October wedding at Cloughjordan House brought together autumn colours, Halloween tones, and all the warmth of this beautiful Tipperary venue. A relaxed celebration full of laughter and love.

After hundreds of weddings, I have learned three truths that always stick. It is not about Pinterest perfection but it is about the weather, the family stories, and the in-between moments that make your day real.

Riona and Brian wanted a picturesque location that would be perfect for their big day and they found that in  - Rathsallagh House. Located in County Wicklow, Rathsallagh House is a stunning 18th-century country house surrounded by beautiful gardens and a golf course. 

The guys fell in love with its charm and history, and knew it would be the perfect backdrop for their special day. 

Rebecca & Dave tied the knot on the 9th September at the enchanting St Patrick's church in Enniskerry, Dublin. Their stunning day was filled with love, joy, and unforgettable moments. Join me as I take you through the highlights of their special day, from Rebecca's dramatic entrance to the magical sparklers and a dance floor that was hopping.

From Trinity College Chapel on Freshers Day to golden hour at Howth Yacht Club, Kate & Colin’s Dublin city wedding was full of energy, elegance, and unforgettable moments..

2020 was a year like no other. From intimate lockdown weddings to international awards, Kevin Kheffache reflects on a season that redefined what it means to capture love through documentary wedding photography.

In April 2020, I documented the first 28 days of lockdown with a personal photography project I called 28 Days Later. A nod to the film, but instead of zombies, it was about family, stillness, and finding beauty in the ordinary.

Cherry & Edward’s wedding at Luttrellstown Castle was full of joy, elegance, and unforgettable moments. From the grandeur of the castle to one of the biggest wedding cakes I’ve ever seen — lovingly baked by Cherry’s mother — their celebration was a perfect mix of romance and family warmth, captured in a natural, documentary style.

Cara & Phillip’s wedding at Ballymagarvey Village had everything — elegance, joy, and one of the most incredible sunsets I’ve ever photographed. Set in the heart of County Meath, Ballymagarvey provided the perfect backdrop for a day filled with love and laughter

Recognised by the Wedding Photojournalist Association as one of the Top 100 wedding photographers in the world, Kevin Kheffache brings an award-winning documentary style to weddings across Ireland. His natural approach to capturing real moments has been celebrated internationally, giving couples confidence that their wedding story will be told with honesty and artistry.