Before You Book
If you love the way I tell wedding stories, the first step is to take a look at the options I've put together for you — you'll find them below.
To reserve your date, I'll need you to have already chosen your wedding day and venue. These are the two essential pieces that let us begin this journey together. Once everything is set, feel free to reach out: I'll get back to you as soon as I can to confirm my availability.
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Pricing
Every wedding is different: location, guest count, hours of coverage. That's why I've designed a flexible formula that adapts to each need, without locking you into rigid packages.
- 4 hours of coverage
- Fine art editing
- Private online gallery
- Extend coverage until your desired time
- Arrange before the event
A second photographer is almost always necessary for events with over 70 guests or multiple locations. Cost starting at €600.
- Symbolic ceremony without guests
- Couple shooting
- Fine art editing
- Private online gallery
- Dedicated to elopements
Prices refer to Northern Italy. Beyond 2.5 hours drive from my location, a travel fee may apply.
I also accept longer assignments throughout Italy and abroad, but the cost in those cases is calculated as a flat fee on a case-by-case basis, taking into account travel for one or more people, possible overnight stays, and adjacent dates reserved for travel and unavailable for other bookings.
* VAT is not applied on the invoice. Stamp duty of €2 and 4% INPS surcharge apply.
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Wedding Tips
I know exactly what you are looking for from your wedding day. An incredible celebration, that is memorable and of course, stress-free. But also amazing wedding photos that will last the test of time and allow you to relive said incredible memories.
Is it possible to have a fusion of amazing photography and a relaxed, fun day without feeling like you are in a photo shoot as a bride or groom? You bet it is.
Try to stick to your original timeline
Creating a timeline of the day's events and sharing it with your photographer is essential to make sure all of you are well-prepared for the day.
It's a good idea to allow a little extra time between transitions or location changes from the ceremony to the reception on the chance that things are running behind schedule.
Make sure you talk your wedding photographer through your shot list and schedule photo sessions into your timeline for couple's portraits, wedding party, family, and any other specific requests.
Create a list of family members
Make sure that you get a list of family members names to your wedding planner at least a week before your wedding. The list should at least have first names of all people wanted in the portraits.
Let all close family members know that you want them to stay at the ceremony site for family portraits. Sometimes family members forget or don't realize they need to stay for the family portraits.
It takes time to gather lost family members and is much easier when they all know prior to the wedding day.
Gather items for detail shots
The rings, bouquets, wedding invitations, jewelry, boutonnieres, shoes, and cufflinks are all gorgeous details that shouldn't be forgotten!
It's helpful for your wedding photographer to rely on a wedding party member or other helper to organize these items, so make sure to keep them close!
Don't limit yourself to this list, though! If you have any items that are meaningful to your relationship those make wonderful additions to your detail photos.
Consider transitions between events
You've hired your dream photographer, and it is definitely within their expertise to make sure every important moment is captured. It's beneficial to allocate time strategically for shooting sessions, considering transitions between events and factoring in travel time.
Efficient planning ensures a smooth flow, allowing your photographer to capture the essential moments without any rush.
Allow your photographer to guide you
Allow your wedding photographer to gently guide you towards natural light and direction that will make you look and feel your best.
Not feeling comfortable in front of a camera yet? Schedule an engagement session with your wedding photographer before the big day to get used to moving and posing with your partner.
Enjoy the night and have some fun!
Breathe, relax, and stay focused on each other. Do what is right for YOU TWO. Customize your wedding to your love story and what you two want.
Sit back and admire all of the hard work that you have put into your day. Soak it all in. The best is yet to come!
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Wedding — Timeline Example
Remember, every wedding is different and can vary greatly — these are just suggestions.
| 10:30 AM | Photographer arrives |
| 11 AM – 12 PM | Getting ready
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| 12 PM – 12:45 PM | Detail shots
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| 1 PM – 2:00 PM | First look & portraits
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| 2:15 PM – 2:45 PM | Wedding party
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| 4:30 PM – 5:00 PM | Ceremony
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| 5:10 PM – 6:15 PM | Cocktail hour
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| 6:30 PM | Wedding reception
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FAQ
How will we receive our photos?
After your wedding, you will receive a private digital gallery to view, download, and easily share your photos with friends and family. I will deliver the complete service within a maximum of 120 days from the wedding date (delivery times vary depending on the workload in queue: the volume of work for any given period cannot be predicted in advance). You will also receive a preview with a few dozen photos within 7 days of the wedding.
Are you willing to travel?
Yes, I am available to consider trips of varying distances, both within Italy and abroad. However, standard rates do not apply: as mentioned above, a tailored flat-rate quote will be provided. Contact me to discuss the logistical details and fees for your event.
How can I book the date?
Once you have chosen your wedding date, contact me through the contact page. I will send you a contract to sign and a 30% deposit to secure the date.