This is arguably the most important question. I cannot speak for you, but if you like my images and style please shoot me a message and we can get to know each other more and see if we are a match! You can also read a bit about me in the “About” session and follow me on social media.

My approach to wedding photography values real moments above overly posed or curated scenes. I’m drawn to genuine emotion, quiet in-between moments, and the little details that make a wedding truly feel like your day. With an artistic eye, I aim to capture the honest beauty of what unfolds naturally. The laughter, the nerves, the tenderness. Preserving what might otherwise go unnoticed. My background in architecture helps me shape how I see space, composition, and light. It allows me to photograph weddings with both technical sensitivity and emotional awareness, creating images that feel intentional, grounded, and true.

Any kind! It’s not only the wedding, but the couple’s love I’m photographing. Whether you’re having a traditional, cultural or religious wedding, or an adventurous and intimate elopement. I have photographed from mini civil weddings to entire day weddings. I've got you!

For weddings, since it requires way more planning, I always try to meet in person, if possible, or have a video call. I like to get a feel of who you are as a couple, what your expectations are, wedding details you may already have in place, etc. I want to make sure we are going to be an awesome fit! For other sessions such as pre wedding or couple sessions, I don't usually meet up beforehand, unless you want to! Then I am totally down to go grab some coffee or drinks. You’re also welcome to call, text or email me so we can go over any questions you might have!

When it goes to Weddings, I will send the client a preview (sneak peek) with around 20 photos within 2 working days after the wedding. The final gallery will be delivered within 5 weeks after the Wedding. For other sessions (Pre Wedding/Couples) I will work on the photos and send them to you within 10 working days after the session. The photos are delivered on an online gallery where you can make favorite lists and also share with family and friends.

Do you like my work? So that's a great sign, but not enough to choose your photographer. The first step in booking is to send me a message or email telling me a bit about your plans. We will have a video call or meet in person to talk about your ideas and other details. Once you're certain I am your photographer, let me know. I'll send out a booking link with the reservation details. A non-refundable deposit of 200euro is taken at this moment of the contract signature. The remaining amount should be paid up to one day prior the Wedding. I will send you an Invoice and payment link the week before.

I totally understand how you feel and I promise I’ll do my best to make you feel comfortable. I’ll guide you through the entire session. I love to keep things fun and casual, and give you space to warm up and get comfortable.

Yes, I do! I've got a long list of places that I want to visit and shoot at. So if you are having a destination wedding/elopement, let's have a chat! I've been to Canada for a wedding so crossing the sea is not a problem! :D

Yes, I believe having a physical form of your photos is so important otherwise we end up leaving them in the computer and rarely seeing them. Most of my Wedding packages include a beautiful 30x30 album. I work with great quality handmade albums from a graphic shop. I will help you with choosing the details so that it can be perfectly customized for you.

I am happy to reschedule a shoot based on weather or if a different conflict comes up. I also have the right to reschedule a shoot if I think the weather is not great for the photos or because of a circumstance beyond my control. I try to work around your schedule so that we never have to completely cancel a shoot.

I don't give out RAW images under any circumstance, unless the need is absolutely dire or I deem it essential. Think of it this way: would a chef at a restaurant give you just the ingredients to a meal without actually taking the time to cook and prepare it? Probably not. The same goes with my images. I don't give out RAW images because they aren't the final product and don't represent my work at all. You also need specific software to be able to even access RAW file types. Same goes to unedited images. Photography is partially the click and partially the post production. So I don’t give out any of them