I've always been a lover of natural light in photography. Of course, with an excellent equipment of lights and modifiers (umbrellas, beauty dishes, softboxes, grids or other) it is possible to obtain the perfect light in any environment, but it ends up losing the naturalness and the spontaneity of certain situations. And all this, especially in wedding photo shoots, is of enormous importance.
Personally I like to be as discreet as possible avoiding to influence events: I don't like my clients being surrounded by assistants with bulky lights or other objects, also because it is possible to obtain excellent results even without resorting to them.
Furthermore, in wedding photography is essential to have maximum freedom of movement and seize the moment: continuously placing lights is certainly not compatible with this philosophy!

A backlight that enhances the toast between bride and bridesmaids
In recent years we are witnessing a significant increase in civil weddings in Italy and a respective decrease in those with a religious rite. Indeed latest news report that civil marriages overtake those with a religious rite. Reasons may be different, but I do not want to analyze them here, also because they are part of the sphere of personal choices. The fact is that by now almost a married couple out of two chooses to getting married in a civil ceremony.
If you are planning your wedding and are considering an outdoor Civil Wedding in Rome, keep reading these very important tips, separated by topics!

An outdoor civil wedding just outside Rome
Today I'd like to talk about true love, the love that goes against every stereotype and commonplace. It's the story of Enrico and Nicoletta.
We usually think that marriage is the celebration of love between young people and actually most marriages are celebrated between 25 and 35 years old couples. But we were particularly lucky this year. We were Enrico and Nicoletta’s photographers and videographers. As you can see they are not very young, but I assure you that their love is surprising.

A romantic moment during the Ceremony
Nima and Natasha's love story is one of those that goes beyond all kinds of cultural and linguistic barriers. Nima has Persian origins, while Natasha is English; and it is precisely in the UK that their lives became intertwined so as not to separate anymore.

Bride and groom under the traditional Sofreh-ye Aghd
I've always preferred winter to summer, cold to warm, Christmas over all the other holidays, so You can say that I'm definitely a winter lover. I will then explain to You in 5 points what are the advantages of planning a winter wedding under the snowflakes.

A romantic kiss of a winter wedding in Rome