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From getting ready to the last dance — the quiet glances as much as the big moments.

Wedding photography · Transylvania
Honest, unhurried photographs of your day — from fortified churches and Saxon villages to city rooftops in Sibiu, Brașov and Cluj.
Every wedding is photographed with the same care, whether it's forty guests in a village barn or three hundred in a ballroom.

From getting ready to the last dance — the quiet glances as much as the big moments.
Twenty minutes away from the crowd, timed for the softest light of the evening.
A private gallery to share with family and download in full resolution.

A hand-bound linen album, designed with you and printed to last generations.
Churches, castles, vineyards and mountain meadows — I know the light in all of them.

I don't direct your wedding — I watch it. Most of my work is documentary: the grandmother fixing a veil, the groomsmen nervous at the church door, the first song when everyone finally lets go.
When I do step in, it's to find you a few minutes of beautiful light and somewhere quiet to be together. The result is a set of pictures that look like you, not like a pose.
Simple, personal and planned well ahead.
Tell me your date, place and a little about you. I'll reply with availability and the packages.
A call or coffee to talk through the timeline, the locations and the people who matter most.
I arrive early, stay late and stay out of the way — except when the light is perfect.
A carefully edited gallery delivered within four weeks, then your album.
Yes. Transylvania is home, but I photograph weddings across Romania and abroad. Travel costs are quoted up front.
Summer Saturdays fill up early, often a year ahead. Get in touch as soon as you have a date and a venue.
Yes — many couples here split the civil ceremony and the religious wedding. Both can be covered in one package.
A signed contract and a deposit of 30% of the package price secure your date. The rest is due before the wedding.
Send me your date and venue — I reply within two working days.