WeddingGrapher Blog | Wedding photography

We used to bring home some specific memories from every wedding: just a moment or any other detail which was unique for that wedding… in the case of Johanna and Daniel, it was the same both for Eszter and myself. Compared to Johanna, we have photographed only brides with a poker-face, for sure. :) Throughout our carrier, we have never met a bride with such vivid and and expressive facial expressions – which is a special gift to the photographer: it’s hard to capture invisible emotions, even if feel it with our other senses… but this time, we did not have to struggle with it. :)

And I want to mention the children here. They always bring the fun to every wedding; they do not “behave”, they are the same children as on any other day, apart from the “festive” dresses. They are straight and humble: they have fun or get bored, used to play with anyone and anything… in Hungarian we have a word, “önfeledt”, which translates to something like “someone truly being him/herself, forgotten of the world outside”. That’s the best word to describe them – the children, making our funniest pictures all the time. My personal favorite was the little girl hiding herself at the last bench of the church… observing me, the photographer: what is this guy doing here? I do not know how long time has passed, until I have recognized my hidden, hooded observer… :)

Of course, there is much more to remember than emotions, facial expressions and funny children – the slideshow was made for you if you want to see the whole wedding (as we have seen it):

-> click here for the “widescreen” version!

Despite (or even because of) a few years of experience, we still love photographing weddings. Every couple, every person is completely different – and we usually we find something really interesting in everyone after a meeting or photosession, which makes them special for us. In the case of Zsuzsi and Nico we found it once we asked them where did they meet each other: the TransSiberian Express is not a typical answer for this question… :)

For such a trip they probably should have been as fearless as for a twilight photosession in a forest full of mosquitos (for those who do not remember we recall the engagement session), but who knows… maybe the mosquitos were more frightening. :) Anyway, their courage always has its own reward… sometimes a wife/husband, sometimes just a few photos; but we hope, both brings joy. Knowing that, maybe it’s no surprise that our long time awaited chance to make a photos with a mix of sunshine and dark, stormy clouds was realized at their wedding. :)

Besides the dark clouds and warming sunshine, there is much more to tell about the wedding. Sit back, find your earphones / switch on the music, and enjoy the slideshow:

-> click here for for the "widescreen" version!

“Moscht eleeg idegesch valyok…” :)

The first three words that come to my mind: colors, colors and colors. We really loved all the colors of the decoration, mothers’, sisters’ and brother’s colors, and all the colorful girls, who were just like a rainbow together! Not to mention the bride’s shoes… :)

Click on the first photo for a higher resolution gallery!

If we have to find some other words, these should be: balance, friends, Hungary. Balance between enjoying the day and having a well-organized wedding (which is actually not easy if you have many guests from Spain and Hungary, and you have to travel between the church and the reception).  Friends, who made the evening one of the best wedding parties we have ever seen. Maybe the Spanish influence? To be honest, now we really hope to see a Spanish wedding sometimes… :) And finally, Hungary: Cristina and Gábor invited all their friends here, and they took the chance to show a taste of Hungary – the Pálinka of Gábor’s Grandpa from 1996 or the beautiful Danube Bend and Visegrád on the top of the hill were perfect first steps into our beloved country. :)

Cris, Gábor all friends and relatives: thanks for the whole day! We really loved it, and now we try to show our impressions through the slideshow on the top of this post, and this short selection of images here!