Wedding photographer in Tuscany, Provence and the Algarve

For the hour
when the light
turns gold

I photograph around twenty weddings a year, mostly outdoors, mostly at the end of the day. My job is to plan your timeline around the light, then disappear into the party.

Giulia & Marco

Podere Colle, Val d’Orcia, in June

01 / 07

Couple walking up a grassy hill — **18:42** Walking up to the olive grove

Bride and groom resting on the grass — **19:05** Five minutes of quiet

Couple holding hands in a field at sunset — **19:31** The first dance, rehearsed

Couple embracing against a sun flare — **19:48** Sun behind the cypress line

Couple embracing on a hill at sunset — **19:56** Golden hour, eight minutes left

Couple sitting together on the hill — **20:03** Last light

Bride glowing in the last sun — **20:09** Sunset

Lea & Tom

An elopement by the lake with two witnesses and one very good dog.

Couple holding hands by a lake at sunset

Couple kissing in a field with their dog

Couple embracing outdoors in golden light

Plan your light

Choose your venue and date. The planner calculates sunset for that exact spot and builds a portrait timeline around golden hour.

Venue region Wedding date

Sunrise06:00

Golden hour19:00

Sunset20:00

Is your date free?

I take one wedding per weekend. Pick a Saturday or any day and see instantly.

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Build your collection

Hours of coverage 8 Second photographerBoth sides of the aisle, getting ready in two places+€650 Medium format filmTwo rolls of Portra 400 during portraits+€480 Linen album30 spreads, handmade in Florence+€890 Engagement sessionTwo hours, anywhere within 100 km+€420

“She told us to stop posing and walk up the hill. Those ten minutes are the photos on our wall.”

Giulia and Marco, Val d’Orcia