Photography has been my language since I was ten.
I learned to read light in the hush of a darkroom – and that early wonder still shapes everything I do.

What draws me to weddings isn’t the grandeur. It’s the unguarded moments that live inside it. A father’s hand on his daughter’s shoulder, trembling slightly. A groom who forgets to be watched. Two people in a crowded room who have quietly found each other across it.

My approach is intuitive. I watch before I photograph. I stay quiet so that what unfolds is real, not performed. I work in available light – the warmth of late afternoon, the flicker of candles at dinner – because that’s the light that holds memory. What I make is not a record of what happened. It’s how it felt.

I’m drawn to couples who chose their day with intention. Who cared about the food, the music, the people in the room. Who wanted something that felt like them – not like a wedding. I work across Europe, with a particular love for the light in Italy, the architecture of France, and the unhurried pace of a long summer evening.

If that sounds like what you’re looking for – I’d love to hear from you.