Posted by Maison Di Veronica Masserdotti on July 28th 2010
A 40’s style wedding at the castle of Lonato del Garda in Brescia, Italy.
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A 40’s style wedding at the castle of Lonato del Garda in Brescia, Italy.
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For today’s ISPWP member spotlight, we feature Evan Baines, one of the few wedding photographers who shoots weddings with black and white film. Read on to find out about Evan’s unique approach to weddings.
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A lovable couple from New York. In fact, Marina is Greek but has lived in New York for almost a decade. They are both musicians and they decided to get married in Thessaloniki. We did a few getting ready shots and after that we went to some popular locations around Thessaloniki for to take a variety of pictures before the ceremony.
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Elodie and Marc live near Paris, but they preferred to get married in Provence, the birthplace of Marc. As background, they had a beautiful sun, and the magnificent Calanques that flow into the Mediterranean sea. A perfect setting to capture the immensity of their love …
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Emin Kuliyev is an established New York wedding photographer and a long-time ISPWP member. He also has the distinction of winning the Photographer of the Quarter prize in the ISPWP Spring 2010 Photo Contest. We’re pleased to shine the ISPWP Spotlight on Emin and showcase some of his iconic wedding images.
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That was my perfect start into this years wedding season. Taciana and Ingo got married in the church of Bad Dürkheim. Since Taciana is a native Brazilian, guests from around the world were invited. New York, Tokyo, Rio, from all directions family and friends came together to celebrate. The reception was at the estate of the Gebrueder Meurer in Großkarlbach on the Germa...
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A beautiful wedding in Italian Città del Vasto.
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A beautiful wedding at the Historical Fort San Felipe del Morro in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The Fort San Cristobal is the biggest fortification built by the Spanish in America. It’s construction began in 1634 and took approximately 150 years. And in May 23 it was the perfect place to celebrate the destination wedding of Laura and Pete.
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This was a true fairytale wedding. It took place in Salzburg at the Basilica Maria Plain overlooking the city, followed by a horse and carriage ride around the old town. The reception took place in the beautiful old Schloss Leopoldskron castle on a lake, with exquisite decoration with pink flowers and candles everywhere, and the cake table was to die for!
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A destination wedding can be both the easiest and most difficult way to have a wedding. It’s easy because you and your guests get to leave town and celebrate while on vacation. It’s difficult because you’re organizing everything from a distance, including hiring a photographer. That’s why it can be daunting to find the right fit for your wedding. I travel ...
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