Award-Winning Wedding Photographer in Sussex
Hi, I’m Danni — a relaxed, storytelling wedding photographer in Sussex, near Lewes, north of Brighton, capturing natural, candid moments for couples who want to enjoy their wedding day rather than feel like they’re stuck in a photoshoot.
And here’s a little confession straight away…
I’m actually quite camera-shy.
Which might sound slightly strange coming from someone who spends most weekends pointing a camera at people. But being a bit uncomfortable in front of the camera myself has honestly shaped how I work as a photographer.
Because I know exactly how it feels when someone points a lens at you and suddenly you have no idea what to do with your hands.
If you’ve ever thought:
“We’re not very photogenic.”
“We’re awkward in photos.”
“We hate having our picture taken.”
…then you are in the right place!
My job as a wedding photographer in Sussex isn’t to turn you into models. It’s simply to help you relax, be yourselves and capture the moments that naturally happen throughout the day.
And yes… Danni Beach really is my name. I married Mr Beach. The excellent surname was definitely a bonus.
My Journey to Becoming a Wedding Photographer in Sussex
My love of photography started when I was about ten years old.
My dad gave me my first camera, and from that moment, I was hooked. Every month, he’d give me a single roll of film, which felt incredibly precious. I’d carefully choose what to photograph and then send it off to be developed.
The excitement of those prints landing on the doormat was honestly magical.
That love of photography led me through quite the education journey:
• A-Level Photography
• Photography Foundation Course
• Degree in Fine Art Photography
• Postgraduate qualification in Photojournalism
Throughout all of it, one thing became clear — I was fascinated by real stories and real moments, not staged or overly posed photographs.
After graduating, I spent 12 years working as an in-house photographer at the magazine publishing house IPC Media, shooting for titles including Marie Claire and Country Life. I travelled all over the world and had some amazing experiences.
But something still felt missing.








