WeddingGrapher Blog | Wedding photography

The whole story with Niki and Attila started with a really funny and stylish retro engagement session, It also lead to the idea of the wedding creative session, with the oldtimer FIAT 750, which actually gave a perfect feeling for the whole afternoon. :)

A summer afternoon with meadows, poppys, flowers and a lovely couple. Just click on any of these photos for the complete slideshow!

This time we had kind of a surprise-wedding: we haven’t met even the bride, just two days before the wedding. :) But then everything turned out to be full of fun – my wife couldn’t imagine what am I reading when loughing in front of my computer; while I was just reviewing the pictures. :)

The wedding they was full of fun, since the lovely group of friends and the family made it a special day – even for us. Before heading towards the next weekend, we post a few pictures – as a preview before the full story is finished, just to help keeping the memories fresh. :)

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We loved making these photos – and maybe Eszter’s following “werk” photo explains everything. :) Added that we have spent more than a week up there, anyone may suspect, we were not only for photography work in the northern end of Norway… anyway, we could not resist that breathtaking landscape:

We have decided to put the color images in the slideshow (at the end of this post), therefore here we can show the scene in black-and-white. :)

We note that the world was covered by metres of snow, but lit by the shining Sun, resulting in an unbelievably clear weather. As Aksel said: “This is spring“. Which anyway became kind of a sentence for us: we have to admit, spring means something different in Norway that in Hungary. But now we know, we love both. :)

However, Norway isn’t Norway without colors and ships, so we have to show some images from Hurtigruten’s Nordkapp – just to make the slideshow even more attractive… :)

And now, let’s drive to the slideshow: a single click to the image below leads to a bucket of photos with snowcapped mountains, a beloved Norwegian doctor, a Hungarian linguist, and some beautiful (partly) nordic music: