Wedding Photography Blog

Cassie Barreda - December 22, 2016 - 9:07 am

I’m astonished and just like the photos attached to this post, I can’t help myself but also draw a perfect smile on my face. Everything is clearly and magnificently captured! Anyone reading and checking this out would definitely fall in love with the idea of heart-warming wedding at home! The subjects were all brilliant! The location also adds a perfect taste to the theme! The way you focus the subject attracts many watchers! I’m sure, there’s a lot of clients out there who’s absolutely up to work with you! And by the way, you gave justice to their “tropical” theme! Great work!

anais chaine - December 22, 2016 - 3:54 pm

Thank you so much Cassie for these kind words : much appreciated. All the best to you.

A Wedding Photoshoot in Santorini – Greece

A great wedding photoshoot of Ken and Chiaki that came from Japan to the island of Santorini in Greece to have their photoshoot there. Everything was just magnificent! The couple, the scenery, the light, the sea and finally the sunset!

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Etienne - December 9, 2016 - 10:16 am

Looks like a lovely couple and a really nice wedding!

Cassie Barreda - December 22, 2016 - 8:54 am

Good day and amazing work, Vasilis! You have truly given Santorini, Greece the perfect shot! I’m so sure that after readers saw this, they would definitely recommend you to any other couples willing to work with you! I agree with you, everything is truly magnificent! You gave justice to the spectacular scenery of the island! I admire all your works and I can see through the results how dedicated and passionate you are on working! Everything is heart-warming! To anyone who’ll stumble upon this blog would definitely fall in love with the place and the great shots! Keep it up! 🙂

Vasilis Maneas - December 22, 2016 - 9:00 am

Thank you very much for your kind words! I trully appreciate it.

jeremy lewis - January 30, 2017 - 3:34 pm

wow what an amazing location

Wedding at Matorca, Bucerías Nayarit in México

Martoca Beach Garden is a beautiful secluded beach and garden, surrounded by amazing large palm trees. It is a great venue for a non-resort private Puerto Vallarta beach wedding and a fantastic scenery for a photographer like me.

A lot of souvenirs were created that day: from Emanuel’s tears to his father’s ones, or the strong hugs that Cara shared with her new family, a lot of feelings were expressed. It is said that men should not cry, but how nice it is to see a man mourn for love in his statement. Seeing that every word transcends someone is not an easy thing to witness, and taking photos of those tears made me feel like I wanted to part aside and respect the emotion in a so intimate moment. But as a photographer, I had to shut down my emotions, let them get to me and have them get me closer to the core of the person I had to photograph.

The climate conditions were almost perfect as it usually is in November in Banderas Bay and we had the chance to have a cloudless evening that allowed me to play with the reflections on the pool during sunset. Another detail that will let me a special memory is Cara’s twin. It is not common to have a wedding with twins, and I must confess it is a lot of fun. It was a real pleasure to work for Cara & Emmanuel, an exceptional and very loving couple. Our best wishes at the start of their life together!

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Nick Leung - December 7, 2016 - 2:30 am

What a beautiful place to get married at!

Cassie Barreda - December 22, 2016 - 8:44 am

Hi Julien! Thank you so much for taking your time writing this up and sharing these delightful photos featuring the picture perfect sights! Aside from the good photos, you were able to enhance the true beauty of the said location! I’m pretty sure a lot readers now would aim to go here or might as well suggest this to any other individual! It’s perfect for romantic dates and events! Hands down to a very well organized results! You were able to provide that perfect shot which gives justice to how amazing the day was! Keep up the great work and I’m looking forward to more photography blog post!

Sherborne Castle Wedding Photographers

Its was our first time shooting as Sherborne Abbey Wedding Photographers, Dorset and one that proved to leave a last impression. The former Ancestral home of Sir Walter Raleigh, built in 1594, with landscaped grounds designed by Capability Brown – it’s a stunning part of the UK.

Sophie & Allen had a church service wedding ceremony at St Mary Magdalene, a short distance from the Castle. The wedding reception was held in a marquee on the Castle grounds.

What stands out from their wedding day is how expressive they were as a couple. Jointly punching the air after the church service, the joyful look on the brides face when showing the new ring off to her bridesmaids, the confetti shot, even the cake cutting.

Numerous stages that often ebb from one to another, but these guys shot their ‘lust for life’ into it all. Great day & fun to capture.

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anais chaine - November 24, 2016 - 8:12 pm

Beautiful!

Maurice - December 1, 2016 - 11:56 pm

Really captures every precious moments of the wedding. It really shows how passionate you are as a photographer.

Cassie Barreda - December 22, 2016 - 10:00 am

The pictures posted in here were all awe-inspiring! Two thumbs up to the photographer! 🙂 I love how you timing the pictures with their emotions! Everything is candid and awesome! The joyful look of the couple are perfectly captured! I’m pretty sure, you really had fun capturing every detail! And I appreciate how you expose every detail of the merriment they made during the celebration. Your photographs allow each subject to be beautifully snapped! Every stolen moment makes the memory and the celebration even fun and memorable! I also love the black and white photos! It gives me an overwhelming feeling that color doesn’t matter at all in capturing a perfect shot!

Sai Kumar Gandi - April 3, 2019 - 3:28 pm

Great Set of Pictures! Pictures are very natural and realistic

Wedding in Ios Greece

Every single wedding that I have attended as professional wedding photographer reminds me why I should be immensely thankful for my job; for nothing compares to the emotional fulfilment you experience when you witness the joy and happiness of people gathered to celebrate the big day of a couple in love, especially when you know that your pictures will contribute to keeping these unique moments alive forever.

Kirby and Tey decided to tie the knot in Ios. Ios is one of the most popular Cycladic islands, famous both for its golden beaches and for its intense nightlife that has earned it the title of the best party island in Greece, if not in the whole Mediterranean. For Kirby and Tey’s guests partying started right from the very first day, during an awesome catamaran sailing trip, with lots of drinks, dance music and swimming in the crystal clear waters of the Aegean. The happy couple chose an original way to make promises of love and devotion to each other: they exchanged symbolical necklaces. It was one of the most beautiful and tender scenes I have ever seen.

The wedding was held in the Odysseas Elytis amphitheater, an ancient type open theater with great acoustics that the couple happens to have a very strong connection with. The ceremony harmoniously combined modern and traditional elements, the most striking of which were the exquisite lace wedding dress of the lovey bride and the traditional Ghana clothes of the groom’s parents. The wedding celebrations culminated in the VIP party, where the lucky guests –mostly young people, friends of the newlyweds from all over the world– had a fabulous time.

Dear Kirby & Tey, thank you so much for your trust and friendship. From the bottom of my heart, I wish you a wonderful life together.

Photography by Thanasis kaiafas

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