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I'm not a photographer for everyone.

I'm not for those who want to perform.

I'm not for those who want to recreate another couple's experience.

I'm not for those who prefer perfect over meaningful.

I'm for those who crave the authentic, candid and unfiltered. Who will let themselves try to embrace life as it is.

I’m a photographer who's all about documenting the raw emotion, the happening around. While I do that I'll also be a warm, kind and heartfelt support, with a hint of a bestie energy. Being an empath allows me to be like a chameleon – feel the surroundings and adapt to them accordingly. I'm also the ultimate mood & energy capturer, known to achieve that Lana Del Rey dreamy vibe featuring vintage and editorial nuances while not staying honest to how the day truly was.

I love to give the opportunity for the couples to truly grasp the fact that on their wedding day they are the narrators of their own movie, their own story, and when it clicks within them, oh, then the real magic happens and all the sparks of it can be felt. So my mission is to help the couples to embrace what they truly feel, no faking, so they can honestly and deeply remember as much as possible from their day and also accept the unexpected moments with laughter and easy feels. That's why I believe it's crucial to choose presence over performance – to wait, to not interrupt, to let the day unfold as it does so it can be lived to the fullest.

Your wedding day is for you and your people in it – that's why I'll always pour my whole heart into your wedding in a whole different way. I'll not follow templates, I won't compare to another experience and I won't copy. Your union and connection is unique and so will be your wedding. The memories I'll engrave in a form of photos will make your grandchildren to not only see but also deeply feel the atmosphere, energy and everything in between so they are left with a deja-vu feeling, almost convinced that they actually were there.