Your Destination Wedding, Told by Someone Who Lives Here.

We recommend booking 6–12 months in advance for weddings, especially during the summer season (May–October). Couple sessions and portrait shoots can often be arranged with shorter notice.

Absolutely! While we're based in Primošten, we regularly work across all of Croatia — Split, Dubrovnik, Hvar, Zadar, Šibenik, and beyond. We also travel to Germany and other European countries on request.

Croatia has over 2,700 hours of sunshine per year, so rain is rare. But if it happens, we have beautiful indoor backup locations and rainy day shoots can actually produce some of the most dramatic, emotional images!

You'll receive a sneak peek within 48 hours. The full edited gallery is delivered in 2–4 weeks, and wedding films in 4–8 weeks. We believe quality takes time, and every image is carefully hand-edited.

Yes, and we recommend it! When you book both, we coordinate seamlessly as one team. This means less intrusion on your big day and a perfectly matched visual story in both photos and film.

We are fluent in German, English, Croatian, and Russian. We want you to feel comfortable and understood — no matter where you're from.

Yes! An engagement shoot is a relaxed, romantic session — perfect for celebrating your engagement or creating save-the-date photos. We shoot during golden hour at beautiful locations along the coast. It's also a great way to get comfortable in front of the camera before the wedding.

We coordinate with the partner planning the proposal to find the perfect spot and timing. On the day, we position ourselves discreetly nearby — often disguised as tourists — and capture the genuine surprise and joy as it unfolds. After the 'Yes', we continue with a relaxed couple session to celebrate!

An after-wedding session takes place the day after your wedding. You put on your wedding outfits again and we head to stunning locations — cliffs, beaches, old towns — without any time pressure. It's the most relaxed, fun session you'll ever have, and it often produces the most breathtaking images.