Wedding photographer Beirut: journalistic wedding photography

30.09.23

Beirut wedding photographer: documenting love, laughter and a bit of chaos

Welcome to my world where every photo tells a story. I am a Dutch wedding photographer, in love with Beirut. In this blogpost I’ll take you on an inspiring journey trough my recent adventure as a Beirut wedding photographer. I’ll share how I had the privilege of photographing this modern love story, creating unconventional images.

Embracing modern Lebanese wedding photography, documentary style

So, you're preparing to tie the knot in Beirut, surrounded by the people who matter most to you. It’s an intimate and personal celebration that revolves around you, your family, and your closest friends. Picture yourself basking in the soft glow of natural light, with the stoney backdrop of Beirut’s architecture and the majestic mountains stretching beyond the horizon. And, let’s not forget the gorgeous Lebanese cuisine that is nearly as essential as the couple themselves and just as irresistible.

For a wedding as unique as yours, it’s time to say adieu to conventions and traditions. Ditch the big wedding, say farewell to those stiff, posed shots and embrace the art of non-traditional and documentary style wedding photography. It might be a bit unusual, but trust me, it will feel like a breath of fresh air on your wedding day!

Why choose photojournalistic wedding photography in Beirut?

A decade ago, I decided to embark on this creative journey with one mission: to capture authentic emotions in their purest form. My mantra is simple: no posing, no retakes, and definitely no Photoshop polish. It’s all about those fleeting feelings that are often hidden in plain sight.

That’s why I love this style of photography. I’m here to capture the beauty in all of it, from the candid giggles with the girls getting ready to the tears of laughter that turn your brother’s cheeks glisten. It’s about that sparkle in your partner's eye as he first glimpses you and your dad getting a little misty-eyed because he is bursting with pride to be here today. The group pictures, the vows, the kisses, the hugs, the decorations and the perfectly imperfect moments. Why? Because it's this eclectic mixture of big highlights and seemingly small details that make your wedding unique and your love story truly yours.

Rising trend: idyllic wedding reportage or elopement in Lebanon

The buzz is all about intimate celebrations and elopements. It's a return to subtlety and romantic wedding ceremonies, where documentary and photojournalistic reportage photography really shines. Together, we are stepping away from the ordinary to create a visual story that ties all the chaos and emotions of the day together.

A wedding reportage is the real deal! The visual story of your day. Nothing is staged; everything is captured. It's an opportunity to relive your true story, which, believe me, is far more enchanting than a staged one.


Photojournalism: weddings are fun and spontaneous

So, why Beirut, you ask? Well, through my foreigner’s eyes, Beirut feels like a festival on a sunny day. It’s loud, a bit chaotic but in a vibrant and fun way. A place where people don't just say Hello; they stuff you with food and wrap you in a warm, welcoming hug. It's a place where East meets West, where glitz and glamour dance Dabke with bohemian chic. A space for modern fusion while keeping deeply rooted traditions alive. It's a wedding destination that's the life of the party, so please capture all the spontaneous, beautiful moments in documentary style!

The best photographer out there! sherly is not only a great photographer but also beyond professional; she is exceptionally talented, arrives on time, takes every picture so seriously and puts all her heart in each photo. I have had the best memories for my wedding because of her. I highly recommend her with absolutely no doubt. Thank you Sherly! We appreciate your work and dedication.

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