Rachel Rebecca Photography opens new studio in Northallerton

Rachel Rebecca Photography officially opened its doors in Northallerton, offering newborn, family and studio photography, as well as wedding services on location. 

Rachel, who grew up in Ingleby Barwick, Stockton, first discovered her love of photography while at school before moving on to study at York St John University.

After specialising in wedding photography and building up her portfolio, Rachel has taken the next step by launching her own dedicated studio at Register House.

Inside the new studio. (Image: Rachel Rebecca Photography)

The new space will focus on newborn photography, family portraits and other studio sessions, while Rachel continues to take bookings for weddings across the region.

Rachel said opening her own studio was a major milestone after years spent developing her photography career.

She said: “Photography has been part of my life since I was at school, and it’s still just as exciting to me now as it was back then.

“Getting to open my own studio and build something that’s truly mine feels like such a huge step, and I can’t wait to welcome families and couples through the door.”

Rachel said her biggest hope is to create a welcoming and comforting environment for her clients, where they can feel completely at ease throughout the process.

She added: “I wanted to create a space where people feel completely at ease as soon as they walk in, especially with newborn sessions where every little detail matters.

“Whether it’s a new baby, a family portrait or a couple getting ready for their big day, I want every client to leave with photos they’ll treasure forever.”

The studio’s first customers are already sharing feedback about their first photoshoots with Rachel.

Rebecca Gooding said: “She put us at ease and the photos are amazing. I can’t stop looking at them.”

The business celebrated its opening with a launch event earlier this month and is now taking bookings for studio sessions as well as wedding photography across the region.

Rachel hopes the new studio will help her continue growing the business while capturing precious moments and milestones for families to look back on for years to come.