Photo S
- 4 hours of coverage
- Ceremony & couple shoot
- Drone shots of your venue
- 150–200 edited images
- Online gallery to share

A civil ceremony often lasts less than twenty minutes. Which is exactly why nothing may go wrong in the photography - there is no second attempt and nothing is re-staged.
A civil ceremony follows almost the same order everywhere. So I know in advance where to stand - and you do not have to think about any of it.
The last minutes outside the door: guests arriving, the bouquet, a moment to breathe. Usually the most honest images of the day.
From the back and the side, with available light and no flash. The registrar does not notice that anyone is photographing.
The two moments that cannot be repeated. Which is why I am already standing in the right place before they happen.
The entry in the register, the first embraces, the rice outside the door. Then a few quiet couple portraits nearby.
A smaller occasion does not mean less care. Editing, handover and usage rights are the same as for a full wedding day.
Arrival, ceremony, congratulations and a few couple portraits nearby. Two hours if you raise a glass afterwards.
Fully edited, at full resolution and as web versions. No selection limit and no list of extras to buy.
The gallery arrives within a week, often sooner. You get one preview image for the family the same evening.
Open prices, no package puzzle. If you also want the celebration documented, you simply move up to a wedding package.
If there is a party after the registry office, a wedding package usually makes more sense. The configurator shows you the difference.
I know these buildings - the light, the seating and the spot where you can stand without disturbing anyone.
A church ceremony, a reception and a celebration into the night - the wedding page shows what a whole day looks like.
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