Questions on your mind
as you plan your wedding

Weekends and summer months fill up early. I’m already taking bookings for 2027; the safest option is to write as soon as your date and venue are set.

Yes. The photographer and the videographer work in harmony on the same day; because they share the same visual language, the photographs and the film complement each other. If you prefer, we can also do photography only or film only.

We usually come as a team of three. Depending on the size of your wedding and the number of guests, this can go up to five; we plan the team together with you.

Not at all; most of my couples start that way. Instead of putting you into set poses, I’ll ask you to walk, talk and laugh; the rest comes naturally.

While the excitement is still fresh, I share a short preview on your wedding day. All of your photos are then delivered online, so you can view and download them from anywhere.

Every wedding is unique, so I don’t give a fixed number. It depends on the length of your day, the number of guests and how the day unfolds. What matters to me is that no beautiful moment of that day is missing.

Yes. A pre-wedding shoot helps you get comfortable in front of the camera and gives you lovely images for your invitations and social media.

Yes, wherever your story takes place, we’ll be there. Travel and accommodation are on us; they are included in our quote from the start, so there are no extra costs later.

Yes. We design your album together, with the photos you choose, so it tells the story of your day through your eyes.

First we talk about your date and what you’re hoping for. Once the contract is signed and the deposit is paid, your date is confirmed, and that day is yours alone.