FAQ

Every couple is different, which is why when I shoot weddings, I aim to reflect as much as possible the personality of each. I strive to understand their needs and preferences. I define my style as spontaneous and delicate; I enjoy observing and paying attention to small details that are beautiful to remember.

I certainly prefer a documentary and editorial style, adding imperfect, blurry, or movement-filled shots as an artistic choice. Of course, I always include traditional, group, and more posed shots (if requested).

My only goal is to make the couple have fun, feel comfortable, and express their true selves 100%, ensuring authentic memories.

It depends on the type of wedding, the number of guests, and whether there is the second shooter.
In general, each event is different and unique, so there isn't a precise number, but i would say between 600 and 1000 photos.

The photos will be delivered through an online gallery with no expiration date, allowing you to download all the pictures in high quality, share them with friends and family, and choose your favorites.

The delivery time depends on the period. Generally, I send a small selection as a preview after about two weeks. The delivery of all the photos will occur approximately two months later.

In the majority of weddings, I prefer to have a second shooter with me, especially for weddings with more than 60 guests, when the bride and groom are getting ready in different locations, and if there are many transitions through the day.

When there's another photographer, there will undoubtedly be more photos, offering multiple perspectives, especially during crucial moments such as the first look, vows, or speeches. This allows us to focus on more creative shots and capture small details.

In my opinion, having a second photographer is essential to deliver a comprehensive and 100% complete service, maximizing the overall quality of the work.

I request 30% of the total amount to secure your spot in my calendar.

With the remaining 70% due the day before the wedding or a few days prior, whichever is more convenient for you.

No, it's the part of this job that makes each photographer unique. The editing process contributes 50% to the style and what you want to tell with the images.