The process

What my
shooting day looks like.

Six steps. No surprises. If anything's unclear — write to me.

1. 01

   Talk

   30 minutes, WhatsApp or phone

   You tell us about the event — date, venue, style. The questions that shape the shoot: the event timeline, the size of the families, where the bride gets ready, special wishes and requests, and your style as a couple. 18 years of weddings teach which questions make the difference.

2. 02

   Agree

   Reply within 24 hours

   You get a clear quote — no 'starting from' with surprises. The package covers everything: the shooting day, an album, a lifetime digital gallery, and full editing. A digital contract and a deposit that holds the date.

3. 03

   Expectations call

   By phone, ahead of the event

   We go over the event timeline together by phone — where to start, who the key family members are. We agree on the 'must-have' shots (the great-grandfather, the grandmother who might leave early). And in between — full availability by message for any question.

4. 04

   The shooting day

   7 hours base, two photographers

   The first hour matters most — the preparations, the parents, the siblings. Yonatan covers the men's side; a second photographer (or a female photographer, on request) covers the women's side. We don't 'stage emotion' — we set the conditions: light, frame, movement. The emotion is real.

5. 05

   Editing

   90 business days

   Hundreds of selected frames are edited out of the thousands shot. The style: cinematic, shadows preserved, warm skin, no HDR. You get the gallery before the album, for review. You can follow the editing stage through a personal portal.

6. 06

   Delivery

   At the end of editing

   A lifetime private gallery on Pixieset, and all the edited JPGs — yours, no usage limits. Alongside the edited gallery prepared for you, you also receive the unedited raw material. A printed album (40 pages, 30×80 cm). Private photos stay confidential. Photos may be used for marketing and the portfolio — a couple who prefers not to simply tells the photographer directly, before anything is published.