Imagine rows of lush grapevines, rolling hills changing with the seasons, the chirping of crickets, and an evening sun coloring the landscape. No, I don't live like a god in France; I live like a goddess in Limburg. It's still a hidden gem to get married in a vineyard, but as a journalistic photographer who works a bit differently, I'm already a fan. In this blog post, I'll take you to a vineyard wedding and share tips and inspirations for your unforgettable day....
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Choose the color palette that suits you. Green oak leaves as a symbol of everlasting love, white flowers and ribbons for the purity of the couple, and acorns for abundance and a fruitful marriage. You couldn't wish for more fitting symbolism in the bridal wreath. In this blog post, I'll give you tips on how a well-chosen color palette can add strength to the beautiful moments of your day. And this is reflected in the wedding reportage....
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It's been a while since I wrote a blog myself. I have a good friend who writes them for me these days, and she can do it much better than I can. However, for this wedding, I was on my own. It was a scorching hot Saturday when, following the groom's instructions, I parked my car somewhere along a main road and then walked into the center using Google Maps. They live at the market, and there was a market that day, so I had to walk a bit....
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Getting married for the second time is mainly about consciously enjoying the day with your loved ones. Such a day is also a joy to photograph....
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An international wedding, with a groom from Nuth and a Brazilian bride residing in Barcelona. That promised something, I thought when I heard about it. Through wedding planner Yvonne, this super fun assignment for wedding photography came in....
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