Unposed, unhurried wedding photographs.
I follow the day as it happens, from the first coffee to the last song, and deliver a gallery that reads like a short film.
One day, told in five rolls.
A typical timeline for a full-day wedding. Every celebration is different, so we plan yours together on a call.
- 09:30
Getting ready
Quiet light, the dress on the hanger, the letters.
- 14:00
Ceremony
No flash, no directions. Just the vows.
- 16:30
Portraits
Twenty minutes, a walk, golden hour if we are lucky.
- 19:00
Dinner & toasts
Laughter, speeches and everybody’s grandmother.
- 21:30
First dance
The last frames of the roll, slightly blurred on purpose.
Stories from this season.
Tap any photograph to open it full screen, use the arrow keys to move through the set.
Portraits for people who hate portraits.
An hour in the daylight studio or somewhere you love. We talk, we walk, and at some point you forget the camera is there.
Three ways to book.
Every collection includes a planning call, a private online gallery and full print rights. Build your own on the packages page.
“We barely noticed Ilse all day, and then the gallery arrived and there were moments we had never seen: my dad fixing his tie in the car, our friends crying at the back.”
“The portrait session felt like a long walk with a friend who happened to have a camera. My parents framed three of them.”
Is your date still open?
I photograph twenty-two weddings a year. Send your date and venue and I reply within a day with availability and a tailored quote.
Before you ask.
For a full day, usually 600 to 800 edited images. I would rather deliver fewer strong frames than every blink.
Yes. Travel within 60 km is included; beyond that I charge travel at cost, with no day rate for travel time within Europe.
A preview of thirty images within a week, the full gallery within six weeks, or seven days with rush delivery.
A medium-format roll can be added to any collection. It is hand-developed and scanned in the studio.
Your day, as it was.
Collections for 2026 and 2027 are open. A deposit of 25% holds the date.