Favorite wedding photos

Our approach to wedding photography leans more towards a discreet documentation with clear influences from reportage and editorial photography.  Our images emphasize spontaneous moments and emotions that unfold the story of your day. We aim to create images that respect photography as a means of communication and your personal moments.   Human connection is particularly important to us.  We don’t want you to choose us just because we offer a competitive service, but because you feel you communicate pleasantly with us and would like us to have the honor and joy of capturing your personal moments. Also, we won’t forget to take the commemorative photos with families and friends if you wish, as we consider them equally important.

The following information will help you understand the variety of photographic styles available and perhaps find what suits you best for your wedding:

Imagine your wedding photos as a series of soft, bright, and enchanting paintings. Each image is crafted with incredible attention, focusing on ethereal light, delicate details, and the quiet, deep emotion between you. This is the heart of the Fine Art style.

A wedding photographer with this approach sees your day through the eyes of an artist. Their passion is to chase the most beautiful light and compose shots that look both staged and completely natural. They will offer you discreet guidance—a gentle whisper to turn towards the light, a soft touch on the back—to create images full of grace and romance. The result is an album full of dreamy, luminous photos that resemble precious family heirlooms from the first moment.

This style is perfect for you if…

• You are hopelessly romantic and want your photos to have a dreamy and ethereal feel.

• You appreciate the small, beautiful details, like the elegant lace on your wedding dress or the way the wind plays with your veil.

• You want your photos to be timeless works of art that will adorn your walls for the next 50 years.

• You feel comfortable with a little guidance and posing to create something truly magical.

Do you believe that the most beautiful moments are those that happen spontaneously? The tear rolling down your dad’s eye at the church, the effortless laughter with your best friends at the dance, that fleeting, meaningful glance you exchange with your partner when you think no one is watching? If so, then you probably perfectly match the style of the Authentic Storyteller.

Also known as photojournalism, this style captures the day exactly as it unfolds, without any intervention. The photographer’s goal is to become “a fly on the wall”, a discreet observer capturing true, unfiltered emotions. They won’t stop you to fix your hair or ask you to smile. They will simply capture the beauty that already exists there.

This style is perfect for you if…

• You are a bit camera-shy and love the idea of completely forgetting the photographer’s presence.

• The idea of posing for hours makes you feel awkward.

• You value spontaneous moments and true emotion more than perfectly staged portraits.

• You want to look at your photos and remember not only how your day looked, but also how you felt.

Do you “melt” flipping through the pages of Vogue or a fashion magazine? Is your vision for your wedding bold, with a point of view and perfectly aligned with your impeccable taste? Welcome to the world of Editorial photography.

This style is dramatic, modern, and incredibly elegant. It doesn’t focus so much on capturing a moment as on creating it. The photographer acts as an artistic director, using dynamic poses, impressive settings, and theatrical lighting to produce images that are powerful and could stand in a magazine. They will focus on your style, the architecture of the space, and the overall atmosphere to compose impressive, curated photos that make a difference.

This style is perfect for you if…

• You love fashion, refined aesthetics, and want to feel like a movie star for a day.

• You are not afraid to be the center of attention and are excited by the idea of creative photography with poses and direction.

• You have thought of every detail of your wedding’s appearance—from the clothes to the decor—and want photos that will highlight it.

• You dream of your wedding album looking like a fashion editorial.

There is a timeless beauty and strength in a classic portrait. It’s that photo that will adorn the mantelpiece for generations, a clear and joyful record of your family at one of its happiest moments. This is the heart of the Traditional style.

A photographer who follows this style ensures that you have a complete and beautiful chronicle of your wedding. They are masters of organization, methodically guiding you through formal family photos and group poses so that no one is forgotten. Their goal is to create clear, well-lit portraits where everyone looks at the camera and smiles. Although it is more structured, the aim of a good traditional photographer is to make you feel comfortable so that your smiles are genuine and bright.

(A quick note: Almost all wedding photographers, regardless of their main style, will include some classic family portraits. It’s a vital part of the day!)

This style is perfect for you if…

• You deeply appreciate tradition and want a timeless, historical record of your wedding day.

• Having that perfect, smiling photo with your parents, grandparents, and best men is a top priority.

• You feel more comfortable with clear instructions, knowing exactly where to stand and what to do.

• You want your wedding album to be a clear, classic story of who was there to celebrate with you.

And now, the revelation that comes with experience: famous wedding photographers rarely belong to just one “style”.  They will become an Observer during the ceremony, Traditional in the family photos they know are precious, and transform into a Poet or Director in the photoshoot you do just the two of you.

Therefore, your final choice should not be based on a label. Look at complete works. Feel the atmosphere. And above all, talk to the photographer. The chemistry between you is the most important ingredient. This person will be the guardian of your memories.

Choose wisely. Because in the end, when the music stops and the guests leave, what remains is not just images. It’s your story, seen through someone else’s eyes. And that perspective will be forever.