How do we photograph weddings?

When we’re in the car to your wedding, these three words are always in our head: moment, light and frame. Throughout the day we pay attention to how the light falls (is more important than you think!), where the beautiful moments are and how we can capture that in one frame. With this focus we will start your wedding.

The day almost always starts with the preparations, paying attention to moments between you and the people you love. We as photographers are often the only strangers on your wedding day. That is why we try to connect with your families at the beginning of the day between the preparations, so that they forget about us as quickly as possible and can enjoy your wedding uninhibited. What helps is that we direct as little as possible and let everything happen. We call it Fly on the wall. This method ensures that we can capture your day as it really is.

During the photo shoot and any group photos it’s a different story: then we’ll help you of course! We give directions for good poses and sometimes throw in a joke if necessary. Together we make it a great moment, where you can enjoy the peace and each other’s beautiful outfit!

Time flies and then the ceremony begins, perhaps the most exciting moment of the day. We make sure that we have a good picture of your arrival, yes, and love for each other, but not only that. While you listen and laugh at the speaker(s), we see emotion, joy and confidence on the faces of your guests. We see the environment, that one little niece who runs off and the good friend who quickly writes off his speech. We want to capture these unexpected moments for you as best as possible and thus tell a complete story about your wedding. Why? Because it tells exactly who you are and how unique your wedding day is.

Time for cake and drinks! We move between the different groups of guests and calmly capture the atmosphere. We alternate images of details with enjoying guests and hugs that you hand out to anyone who wants to. As soon as the evening turns into dinner, we focus on happy moments between dinner, such as speeches, and we prepare the extra flashes for the dance party. We prefer to eat close to the guest room, so that we can keep an eye on things while we eat something ourselves. Of course we don’t want to miss anything!

The party is one big mix of dancing guests (perhaps an opening dance from you?) between which we move. We also like to dance ourselves, so we sometimes just hop along. The extra flashes allow us to create dynamic party images that are not too dark and bring a lot of atmosphere. When the time is up, we will come to you to say goodbye and then drive back home satisfied in the car.