Wedding Photography Questions, Answered

Tell me your wedding date, venue or location, approximate guest count, and the services you’re considering. I’d also love to hear a little about your plans, the atmosphere you’re imagining, and anything that feels important to you. From there, I’ll check my availability and we can take it from there.

Absolutely. Mallorca is home, but I’m happy to travel wherever your story takes you. Travel and accommodation are arranged in advance and clearly included in your tailored proposal, so everything is simple and transparent from the start.

If the date is available, I suggest a relaxed coffee or video call. I want to understand who you are, the people who matter, the atmosphere you want and the parts of the day that deserve particular attention. Closer to the wedding, we confirm the practical details and key moments.

Once we’ve had a chance to talk and agree on the right coverage, I’ll prepare a tailored proposal. Your date is secured once the contract is signed and the booking fee outlined in the proposal has been received.

I believe every wedding deserves to be considered on its own. The right proposal depends on the date, location, coverage and team your day calls for. Rather than fitting every wedding into the same public package, I prefer to understand what you’re planning first and then create a clear, tailored proposal for you.

It simply opens the conversation and lets me explore what you have in mind. I consider video case by case, and we can talk through whether a standalone film or a coordinated photography and video experience through MinicoLab would make the most sense for your wedding.

My usual service is complete wedding-day coverage, from preparations through the party. I also offer pre-wedding and post-wedding sessions, genuine 35 mm film and wedding video through MinicoLab.

Yes. Digital photography is the complete, dependable foundation of the coverage. Genuine 35 mm film can sit alongside it as a smaller, more spontaneous mini-reportage within the same wedding story.

They are made on genuine film with an Olympus µ[mju:]-II, not with an analogue-style filter. I use film for humour, movement, friends and unexpected fragments—the moments that call for a looser, more instinctive way of seeing.

Yes. Most couples are not models, and you do not need to arrive knowing how to pose. I give clear, relaxed direction during portraits and whenever it helps, then step back before the photographs start to feel performed.

I’m more hands-on during preparations, couple portraits, group photographs and guest requests, and I’ll step in during the party when the energy calls for it. When the moments unfold on their own—especially during the ceremony—I stay close and observant, but never in a way that changes what is happening.

I work primarily alone. For weddings of around 190 guests or more—and for celebrations whose venue or schedule creates simultaneous moments—I normally recommend a second photographer so the people and key parts of the day receive proper coverage.

You receive a carefully edited selection in a private online gallery with a clean structure that is easy to revisit and share with guests. Albums and prints are also available, and access to original files can be discussed on request.

A full-day wedding usually results in around 700 finished photographs. The exact number depends on the pace, length and shape of the celebration; the priority is a coherent final story rather than a fixed quota.

Delivery is normally within two to three weeks. I will confirm the expected timing for your wedding in the proposal, especially if the season or coverage requires something different.

Yes. After the gallery is ready, we can choose albums or prints if you want a physical way to keep and share the photographs.

Only with your explicit permission. I never publish a wedding story, private detail or identifying information without confirming that you are comfortable with it first.