Natural wedding photography from Karlsruhe Simply you.

Yes, gladly. I particularly enjoy personal celebrations with up to around 80 guests. That is a preference, not a limit. I will also photograph your wedding if you celebrate with many more people. Together we will discuss the time and coverage that fit your day.

That depends on which moments you would like me to capture, how long I stay and where you celebrate. You will receive an individual offer covering the agreed scope, travel and accommodation if needed. On the prices and services page, you can put together your wishes.

You receive all the good photographs from your day. A full day often produces around 1,500 to 2,000 images, all regularly edited. Five images of your choice receive additional detailed retouching. The actual number depends on your day and the length of coverage.

I am based in Bruchsal near Karlsruhe and photograph weddings everywhere, especially in Bavaria, the Alps and the Black Forest. I travel worldwide for elopements. Travel up to 100 kilometres is included with a full day; longer journeys and any overnight stay are included in your offer.

No, you do not need to practise. If posing feels uncomfortable, I will give you small prompts that let you focus on each other. A couple session can also be very quiet: walking together for a while, pausing and having time for yourselves.

Yes, very gladly. I am a lesbian myself and love photographing queer couples. My enquiry form asks for your names, rather than assigning fixed roles. We can talk about what matters to you and how you would like to spend your day.

As soon as you feel sure. I photograph no more than two or three weddings a month. If your preferred date falls between May and September, it is worth asking early. Weekdays and dates outside the season usually offer more flexibility.

You receive the finished gallery within a week of your wedding. You can then choose your five favourites at your own pace. About another week later, you will also have the versions with more detailed editing.

Through a private online gallery protected by a password. The photographs are organised by the parts of your day, from getting ready to the party, so you can find your way around and revisit individual moments.

Absolutely, and I would like that too. We usually have a video call for about an hour, because it gives us both flexibility. We talk through your day and you get a sense of who you are inviting to your wedding. You should feel comfortable with everyone who is there.

Then we make photographs in the rain, with an umbrella and a few flashes that light up the drops. I often find those images especially interesting because they look so different from everything else that day.