Terms of cooperation:

I. Phone call

Before finalizing the reservation, we will have a phone call so I can explain the principles of my work and gather basic information about your wedding.

II. Filling out the form

If you decide to work with me, you will fill out a simple form, and your date will be officially reserved.

III. Personal or online meeting

About a month before the wedding, we will meet to detail the schedule for the wedding day. We’ll get to know each other, and you can share your ideas about which moments and locations are most important for your photos.

IV. Delivery of photos

I will deliver your Love Story within three months of the wedding date.

WEDDING TIPS

1.

Plan the photo shoot time

It's an undeniable fact that light is one of the most important aspects of good photography. To avoid squinting or having shadows under your eyes in the photos, steer clear of harsh midday light. Wait until the sun is lower, which will create an intimate and unique atmosphere.

2.

Create realistic schedule

Almost nothing goes exactly as planned at a wedding. A delay with makeup or hair can easily throw things off. So, avoid unnecessary stress and allow for some extra time in your schedule. If you don't use it, you'll have time for a glass of Prosecco! A more flexible timeline that accounts for potential delays will relieve you of unnecessary pressure.

3.

Details matters

Rings, invitations, perfume... These subtle details complete your unique story and the overall aesthetic of your wedding day. Consider them a reflection of your style and personality. Photographing the accessories will take about an hour. Since every minute of your wedding day is precious, prepare your accessories in advance to avoid wasting time searching for them.

4.

Less is more

Uncomfortable dresses and high heels can negatively affect the bride's overall mood—remember that you'll want to dance and have fun. If you want to truly enjoy your wedding, avoid petticoats, complicated hairstyles, and excessive accessories that may restrict your movement.

5.

Children's entertainer

The presence of a children's entertainer at the wedding is more than just a practical solution; it's the key to freedom. Kids are supervised by a professional who takes care of a creative program, allowing parents to relax and enjoy themselves. If you skip this, you risk having parents focus all their attention on the children, leaving no space for you.

6.

Thank your parents

Expressing gratitude to your parents for their role in your life is an important gesture of love and respect. Speaking publicly in front of all the guests can be emotionally challenging, so you might choose a suitable moment to thank them in a more intimate setting. However you decide to do it, be sure not to overlook this gesture!

7.

Live music

One of the most powerful moments at a wedding is when the bride walks down the aisle accompanied by live music. It highlights the beauty and significance of the moment. Congratulations accompanied by musical instruments also enhance the overall atmosphere. And when you add confetti to the mix... it’s a complete explosion of emotions.

Don't overdo a schedule

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Your master of ceremonies or host, in their best effort to create an unforgettable program, may overfill the schedule. This can lead to guests not having enough opportunities to dance and enjoy themselves. When planning the program, allow plenty of space for spontaneity and dancing. Also, have alternative activities ready in case the mood on the dance floor starts to dwindle.

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A wedding as a reflection of your dreams and personality

Advice from family and friends is always welcome, but don’t let anyone else take complete control of your day. Don’t strive to meet someone else’s expectations—you’ll never please everyone! Focus on your desires and visions, and turn them into reality.