Our Story
A family trade,
forty years in the making.
Edward Hore learned wedding photography from his own father. At 12 years old he picked up a camera and never really put it down. Now at 56, with over four decades behind the lens, he brings something that can't be taught: the instinct to feel a moment arriving before it's arrived.
His son Terance — TJ — studied Film and Television at RMIT, then spent years developing a cinematic eye that turns wedding footage into something couples watch over and over again. Together they cover a wedding day from every angle, in every format, without ever getting in each other's way.
Their secret? They're genuinely interested in the people they photograph. Not just the posed moments, but the real ones — the glance across the room, the dad holding it together on the dance floor, the groomsmen making each other laugh before the walk up the aisle. That's what they capture. That's what you keep.
