Lucie-Anne grew up in New York, Cleber is from Brazil. They live in Paris, but they decided to get married in Prague, the city of Lucie-Anne’s ancestors.

The ceremony took place in the catholic church of St. Joseph in Mala Strana, just next to the Charles Bridge. What made this wedding very special from my point of view was a fabulous Brazilian music played by a band that accompanied the couple during the ceremony in the church, on the way to the reception site (Restaurant Konírna) and then all over the evening.

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Saneesh Sukumaran was my assistant/second photographer during this assignment.

Jana and Matt just came to Prague from Australia to get married in the picturesque country of  Jana’s ancestors. I will be documenting their wedding this weekend. Here is a few snapshots from a quick warm-up photo session last Sunday:

The purpose of setting up a small photo session before the wedding is to build more confidence with the couple and make my work smoother on the actual wedding day, knowing clients’ temperament I can better plan the wedding shoot.

I was assisted by Saneesh Sukumaran during this assignement.

Angela and Hok got married a week ago in Hong Kong. They flew to Europe for their honeymoon trip and chose my services to create their wedding portrait with the backdrop of Prague.

Unfortunately they had little luck with the weather. It was just the beginning of the heavy rains that caused serious floods around Central Europe. I took some unusual steps to prepare to deliver memorable pictures in spite of such weather: the lighting equipment was waterproofed with a plastic wrap and we had 3 extra voluntary assistants.

Luckily after a short shower the skies started to clear out and we also managed to get some shots without umbrellas.

I would like to give a special credit to my main assistant on this assignment – Saneesh Sukumaran. He actually took some of the pictures from the gallery below:

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Big thanks to Raifa, Florin, Lucian and anonymous group of Malaysian tourists, their help was also substantial!