In brief
Editorial wedding, elopement, proposal and vow renewal photography across the Italian Dolomites, planned end-to-end — locations, permits and weather backups included, not left for you to figure out.
12+
Years photographing the Dolomites
240+
Weddings & elopements documented
20+
Countries our couples travel from
4.9/5
Average couple rating
Lead Photographer & Founder
Based in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italian Dolomites · English · Italiano · Deutsch
I started photographing weddings in the Dolomites twelve years ago, after a decade working as an editorial photographer for outdoor and travel publications. That background shaped how I work: I read light and terrain the way a mountain guide reads weather, and I plan every celebration around the hour the valley turns gold.
Since then I've documented more than 240 weddings, elopements and proposals across every season — from July sunrise ceremonies at Lago di Braies to intimate January vow exchanges in the snow above Val di Funes. Each one taught me something about how a landscape this dramatic can hold a quiet, personal moment without overwhelming it.
My approach is editorial rather than staged: I direct enough to protect the light and the timeline, then step back. The mountains do the rest.
The technical side matters more here than in a hotel ballroom. Altitude changes exposure faster than most couples expect, cable cars run to a schedule that doesn't wait for a first look, and a storm rolling in over the Odle group can end a session in twenty minutes. I carry backup bodies, weather-sealed glass and a second card in every slot, but the real preparation happens weeks earlier — scouting the exact ridge, checking the season's sunset azimuth, and building a timeline with enough slack that a delayed cable car doesn't cost you the light.
I still shoot every wedding myself. No handoff to an associate you've never met, no second brand behind the one you booked — the person who answers your first email is the person standing next to you on the mountain.
If we're a good fit, it's usually because you'd rather spend your planning calls talking about a sunrise hike or a boat crossing than a seating chart. I work best with couples who see the location as part of the story, not just a backdrop for it.
“We had exactly ninety minutes of good light and a boat to ourselves. Our photographer had a shot list for the weather we actually got, not the one we'd hoped for. The photos still make our families cry.”
“Three days of coverage, four locations, one very complicated family. Nothing felt rushed. Every editorial felt like it belonged in a magazine, not a stock photo.”
“Noah proposed at sunrise on a ridge I didn't know existed until I saw the photos. The planning email six weeks earlier thought of every detail we hadn't.”
For peak season (July–September) dates, 8–12 months ahead. For shoulder-season elopements, 3–6 months is usually enough.
These are our most-requested locations, but we regularly scout new spots on request if you have somewhere specific in mind.
Yes — permits, cable car timing, weather backups and access logistics are built into every package, not sold separately.
Tell us your date and vision — we'll handle the rest, and reply personally within one business day.
Now booking 2026–2027 · limited dates
