Mark and Amber’s Old Money Wedding in Cape Town


Curated on digital photography

St. Georges Cathedral
Cape Town Club & Signal Hill

A timeless and confident old money styled wedding

An Old Money Wedding isn’t about extravagance, it’s about a quiet confidence in your taste. It’s about timeless style with traditions and spaces that never feel overstated, often drawing on direction from high-end fashion. And it is more felt that seen.

For Mark and Amber, Cape Town provided the perfect backdrop for their classy celebration. Their wedding began at the stone and stain-glassed St George’s Cathedral where a stringed trio help set the atmosphere. Then, guests gathered for an intimate reception at the historic Cape Town Club. As the sun set over Cape Town City itself, we made our way to Signal Hill, where the final portraits benefited from dramatic light and grand mountain scapes.

Mark and Amber spent the rest of the night dancing, laughing and enjoying incredible food with their friends and family.

I personally believe the beauty of an old money wedding lies in restraint. Rather than chasing what’s fashionable today, these celebrations are designed to feel just as relevant decades from now. They’re goal is timeless with a touch of the dramatic.

As a Cape Town Wedding Photographer, I approach these weddings with an editorial eye and a documentary heart. It’s easy for some photographers to be swept up in the graduer and miss the moments. So I focus on creating images that balance artistry with honesty and staying present to what’s happening before where it’s happening. I also intentionally draw inspiration from editorial pieces from fasion houses like Ralph Lauren or Dior for composition and prompts.

If you’re planning an old money wedding, whether in Cape Town or futher please let me know. I would love to help you curate wedding imagery that honours and reflects the choice of design but still protecting your memories.

I shot this wedding in partnership with Duane Smith Photography. I own the copyright to the these images and I captured them, but he was the lead photographer