The story
The Wedding Photography
What full wedding coverage looks like—from preparations to the reception.
My way of documenting a wedding is based on discretion, minimalism and elegance. Inspired by global references like Jose Villa, I approach each coverage looking for organic beauty and the most flattering natural light, but I also create images with artificial light. I don’t limit myself to recording events: I take care of the composition of every detail, the color palette and the atmosphere of each space. The result is a timeless visual story, full of romance and sophistication, where spontaneous emotions merge with the aesthetics of a fashion magazine.
Pre-wedding session
[01 Hour Session]
All wedding plans have a connection session (it does not influence the increase or decrease in the value of the report) which is essential for the couple to familiarize themselves with us and the camera, lose their fear and learn some poses and basic tips for the big day. They can see the result, trust the process more and the couple can send nice images to confirm the guests’ attendance.
Bride’s Preparations
[01 hour]
We begin with the spontaneous recording of the makeup process, some assistants and planned exclusive moments. Still lifes are made with the dress, shoes, accessories and any detail present in the place.
Groom’s Session
[30-45min]
Just as with the bride, we fully document the groom’s elegance—including his groomsmen, any toasts or gifts planned for him, and a dedicated session where he takes center stage. We also include the parents, capturing group photos as well as the individual blessing from each parent.
Bridal Session
[30min]
With ten minutes left until she is ready, we capture shots of the makeup, hairstyle, and headpiece; we take creative portraits, as well as portraits and full-length shots in a beautiful spot on the estate. Finally, we include her parents, who offer a blessing before walking her down the aisle.
Wait in the church
We position ourselves near the groom at the church—before he enters with his mother—to capture every part of the proceedings. If the wedding has more than 100 guests, it is advisable to include a second photographer to document family group shots and the groom’s entire walk to the altar.
Ceremonia
We cover the ceremony in a purely documentary style, never intervening—except at the end, if a group photo with the priest, rabbi, or officiant is requested. The newlyweds’ exit is a must-have shot.
Couples Session
[30min]
Immediately after the couple’s exit, we move to a beautiful area of the estate or hacienda to take portraits featuring natural and creative poses. Congratulations are offered during the cocktail hour.
Cocktails and Decor
It is time for congratulations, sharing, and a few photos—accompanied by friends and good drinks. We document these moments, always keeping an eye out for shots of friends, and we also photograph the party décor once it is all set up.
Welcome to the newlyweds
Once the guests are in their seats, we all await the newlyweds’ grand entrance; they can make it in the standard way or by waving white handkerchiefs.
Speeches
We document every person who stands up to share a few heartfelt words, capture key social moments, and record the raising of glasses for the toast with the newlyweds.
Dinner
We take some general shots of everyone dining, but we don’t take close-ups of anyone during this part. We—the photo and video team—need to eat around the same time in the area designated for us. It is the only opportunity to do so, aside from the end of the party, nearly ten hours after coverage began. All of this must be coordinated by the wedding planner.
Photo session with guests
They can be done the classic way—going from table to table—or in a designated area for social photos. It is recommended to have a list of invited couples and key groups ready; we coordinate this with the protocol team and the planner. They shouldn’t take more than 30 minutes. The goal is to enjoy the party—experiencing it by dancing rather than posing.
First Dance
We all wait for the couple to make their entrance; they dance to a special song, and we all become spectators—vendors and guests alike—fading into the background as we simply watch them dance, capturing those killer moves.
Party
The party photos are a blend of documentary style and the close connection we share with the guests—a subtle sign or gesture is all it takes for them to connect with us, with the click, and with the flash. Unique moments from the party.
Live bands and the “crazy hour”
We capture every part of the party—the orchestra, the dance troupe, the “crazy hour”—it’s time to sweat and have a blast.
Parting
We always say goodbye at the scheduled time, ask if anything is needed, and leave them to enjoy themselves without the pressure of too many cameras.
Fine Art & Editorial Style Wedding Photography
Pre-wedding Sessions
Save the Date
Bachelorette Parties
The pre-wedding session is the perfect opportunity to pause the planning, connect as a couple, and treat yourselves to an authentic keepsake before the big day. Far from artificial posing, it’s a relaxed stroll in your favorite setting—whether it’s the Alicante coast, the streets of Madrid, or the tranquility of nature—where I capture your connection spontaneously. Beyond resulting in a fresh, vibrant set of photos, this experience allows us to break the ice with the camera and get to know each other better, ensuring that on your wedding day, you’ll be completely relaxed and able to enjoy every moment to the fullest.
Wedding Photography FAQs
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How far in advance should we book the date?
To guarantee availability and give each wedding the attention it deserves, I make a limited number of reports per year. The ideal is to book between 6 and 12 months before the date, especially for weddings in high season (May to October). If your wedding is before or at the last minute, contact me without obligation to see if your date is still free.
Do you travel to any part of Spain?
Absolutely! Although I am primarily based in Alicante and Madrid, I cover weddings throughout Spain and abroad. For travel outside these areas, I calculate transport and accommodation costs as precisely and transparently as possible—with no surprises or hidden fees in the final bill.
How is the reservation finalized, and what are the payment methods?
The process is very simple. Once we confirm availability and the chosen package, we sign a service agreement that protects both parties and formalize the booking with the signature and a 30% deposit. The remaining balance must be paid one month before the wedding.
We don’t know how to pose and we’re camera-shy—how will you guide us?
This is the most common question I get, and it’s my specialty. My approach is rooted in wedding photojournalism and documentary-style photography: I prefer to see you enjoying yourselves, chatting, and embracing naturally, rather than forcing stiff or artificial poses. I’ll offer gentle guidance throughout the day to help you feel at ease and completely forget there’s a camera in front of you.
Do you deliver the raw photos?
No. The RAW file is merely the raw material of my work. Selection, color processing, and reframing are half of my artistic signature and what gives visual cohesion to the memory of your wedding. I deliver only the final, perfectly edited photos in high-quality JPG format.
Is the wedding album included, or can we decide later?
You have complete freedom, depending on the plan you choose. You can order the printed album right from the start or decide to add it after viewing the digital photos. I work with professional labs that offer handcrafted binding and top-quality linen or leather finishes.
How many hours of coverage are recommended for the wedding?
The goal is to tell the complete story of your day. I typically accompany the couple from the preparations—including hair and makeup, getting dressed, and the moments leading up to the ceremony—until about an hour after the dancing and party begin, capturing the euphoria and the most fun moments of the celebration.
Do you work alone or bring a second photographer?
For intimate or medium-sized weddings (up to 100–120 guests), I typically work solo, using two camera bodies to ensure no detail is missed. For larger weddings, or when the couple is getting ready at separate locations at the same time, I recommend adding a second photographer from my team to guarantee 360° coverage.
Do you also take group photos with family and friends?
Absolutely! Although my primary style is spontaneous and narrative, I recognize the emotional value of family photos. We set aside a relaxed block of time during the cocktail hour to take group photos in an organized, efficient way—without taking time away from you enjoying the moment with your guests.
How many photographs do you deliver, and in what format?
For a full wedding, I deliver a minimum of 500 to 800 photographs—all carefully selected, individually retouched, and provided in high resolution without watermarks. I deliver them via a private online gallery that you can easily share with family and friends, allowing them to download the images in high quality.
How long does it take you to deliver the complete report?
I know how exciting it is to relive the day. Within the first 3 to 5 days after the wedding, I’ll send you a small preview with a selection of images to tide you over. The full, edited gallery is typically delivered within 4 to 8 weeks (depending on the time of year).
How do we manage our time throughout the day so that everything flows without rushing?
We work hand-in-hand with your wedding planner to ensure the minute-by-minute schedule unfolds exactly as planned. We share a list of priority moments based on our experience—such as the couple’s portrait session following the ceremony—because, above all, we are a team: you and all the vendors working on your wedding.
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Post Boda
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The Wedding Book
Each album is assembled using cover materials such as 4mm acrylic, brushed metal, faux leather, linen, cork, and recycled ocean plastic. The pages are printed on 368 g/m² FUJIFILM Crystal Archive HD photographic paper and feature a lay-flat binding that allows for seamless double-page spreads.
All Sizes
The albums are available in five formats, ranging from 15×20 cm to 30×40 cm.