I'm a destination wedding and elopement photographer and videographer, based in Switzerland, documenting celebrations across the Swiss Alps, Italy, France, Spain, and wherever else your story happens to take place.

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I've always been drawn to beautiful things. Not just beautiful images and films, but the kind of spaces that hold a feeling in them before anyone has said a word: a historic villa overlooking a lake, a quiet mountain valley, a doorway lit from one side the way Petrus Christus, Van Eyck or Caravaggio lit a room hundreds of years before either of us existed.

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That instinct has a longer history than my camera does. Before I photographed a single wedding, I painted for years and then studied art history, learning to read paintings the way other people read novels, looking for the logic behind why a composition holds your attention and a thousand others don't. Before that, I trained as an aerospace engineer, which sounds like an unrelated detour until you notice what the two disciplines actually share: both are built entirely on understanding structure, proportion, and how things relate to each other in space, but most importantly, it makes you become an expert in problem solving, especially under pressure.

 

That didn't disappear when I picked up a camera. It became the way I see, and having developed and ability to quickly adapt and find solutions under pressure became a truly gift during weddings and elopements.

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I pay attention to the details most people walk past: the way afternoon light falls through a window and chooses one side of a face over the other, the symmetry hiding in a stone archway, the exact moment a color palette stops being pretty and starts being true. My eye has been shaped as much by cinema as by painting, by the patience of a Kubrick frame, by the way certain directors let color carry an emotion the dialogue never says out loud. I don't borrow that aesthetic. I borrow the attention behind it.

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Because for me, wedding photography has never just been about documenting what happened but also about preserving how it felt in an elegant, timeless and artful way. Your pictures can be meaningful, and reflect the story and emotions of the day without sacrificing an artistic look, making them look stunning and beautiful without losing its meaning, and most importantly, making the process seamless to every couple, regardless of how comfortable they feel in front of a camera.

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When we work together, I'm more than someone holding a camera. Whether you're planning an intimate elopement in the Swiss Alps, a destination wedding in an Italian villa, or a pre-wedding photoshoot somewhere in Europe you haven't even decided on yet, I bring the same eye to all of it, the same artistry and the same passion that drives me every time I hold my camera.

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And when I'm not photographing weddings across Switzerland and Europe, you'll usually find me in a museum, half paying attention to a beautifully shot film, or at home with my cats and my little girl, still thinking about light, color grading, symmetry and composition.

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and I can't wait to start seeing that on your wedding day.