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Ana and Marta's wedding at Quinta do Monfalim

I have a theory that there are two types of couples. The first wants to open their gallery and think "I look good! This is just what our wedding looked like!". The second (and my personal favorite), wants to open their album and say "Wow, this is just what our wedding FELT like." If you're the second type, Hi! You need film photography in your wedding. It is not just an extra you'll think about. It's not a luxury you probably don't need. It's not a quick editing. And is not t

I've shot multiple weddings. Multiple venues. Multiple locations. One thing I've never heard a couple say? "We should've invited more people". Eloping has become one of the most intimate, meaningful and intentional ways that couples choose to celebrate their love. The day is slower, the location (literally anywhere in the world) is deliberate, wether beautiful and private, or a memory from happy days. The rituals, music and clothes you pick can be as (un)traditional as you wa

I know, catchy title, right? It caught me by surprise when Chloé mentioned that, in addition to their wedding in Cascais later this year, she and Hugo would also celebrate with their loved ones in Paris. They planned an intimate traditional Congolese wedding to honor her culture. You understand that I had to jump on a plane and be there. And I'm so glad I did. The Joy of the "Dote" Celebration I had never witnessed the "Dote" celebration before. Although I won’t share more th