You can’t go wrong with a Norway elopement. If you’re planning to visit Norway it’s probably to see nature. There are some lovely cities of course, but to be honest, the most amazing thing about Norway is the nature here. Here is some insight on what you should know when you’re planning a Norway elopement. Getting to Norway Norway is located right next to Sweden. Even bordering Finland and Russia in the north. Since it’s located in the top left corner of Europe it’s usually most convenient to fly into. Most choose Oslo as their arrival airport, but if you know you’re headed to the west (wher ..read more

Planning an elopement in the middle of a pandemic is not for the faint of heart. Especially when you’re planning to bring your family with you. The original plan was to elope in Lofoten. We had the hike all ready for an adventurous group of people. They wanted to stay in Svolvær, and had decided to hike Volvandstind. Reinebringen and Ryten were also considered. Lofoten is surrounded by epic mountains and beaches, but it helps if you’re willing to hike. Unfortunately, the restrictions made it too challenging to gamble at the border. So we had to set up plan B. Europe is full of stunning desti ..read more

There’s been a shift in the wedding industry lately where couples are feeling more empowered to plan a day that’s meaningful to them.  Often, this means planning an intentional, intimate day, focused on their relationship and goals as a couple. Elopements are a great way to have a meaningful day, celebrate your relationship, and go on an adventure together.  | Read also: What is an elopement? Wedding dresses VS adventurous elopement dresses With this new territory comes a new set of problems, though: how do you choose the perfect elopement dress? Gone are the days when weddings ..read more

Some times couples complain that wedding photography is “too expensive”. This happens while many of us wedding photographers struggle to make ends meet with low income and unreliable seasons. Maybe it’s because it’s hard for our couples to understand why wedding photography is so expensive? Maybe it seems like you’re paying $3000-4000-8000 for a single day of work. Some might think we add to the price as soon as the word wedding is mentioned. And perhaps you’re considering asking a friend with a camera to take some photos instead. (If so, then this article is for you) Many of those who choos ..read more

Your engagement session is quickly approaching, and you’re starting to feel the pressure – what should you wear?! There aren’t many rules, but here are some guideline that can be a good starting point. Be yourselves The most important thing is that you dress in a way that makes you feel like you. Don’t get dressed up if you’re always in jeans and a hoodie. Pick something comfortable that you like. Bring options Don’t hesitate to bring options. Your photographer can help you find the best match and what does better with the surroundings. For me, I often take photos in nature, so it’s highly li ..read more

This is what you need to know to plan your elopement. | Read also: Elopement – no longer for runaway brides and grooms 1. Imagine your dream day Open up a bottle of wine and sit down together. Picture how the perfect day would look. Where are you? What are you wearing? What season is it? How is the ceremony happening? The day should be special from morning till night, so also think about where you’ll spend the night and what to eat. Now it’s not about what’s doable or realistic- but to figure out what you’re dreaming of. Dust off those Lonely Planet books and open Pinterest a ..read more

Eloping is personal, intimate, beautiful – and it creates such a special story to pass down the generations. Yet elopement is no longer just for those who are firmly unconventional. Rather than waking up and packing a case on a whim, more brides and grooms are setting their sights on elopement months in advance. It’s safe to say that the traditional understanding of elopement needs a shake-up – so let’s explore what eloping truly means in the modern-day. | Read also: Planning the perfect elopement Redefining Elopement No longer just an event for two, eloping could include your nearest an ..read more

Wedding albums – they’re often thought of as an expensive add-on, a nice-to-have (and to hold), and nothing more. I want to correct this train of thought. Not as a photographer, but as a bride. From your perspective, not mine. Let’s begin with balance – Here are the alternatives to a wedding album Your wedding photos – asides from a bespoke wedding album, you have the options of going with just digital images, choosing a few physical printouts and perhaps adding-on a canvas print (either now or in the future). Let’s start with the digital images – versatile? Most certainly – and you’ll always ..read more

Betsy and Winson came all the way from Hongkong to Sogn in Norway to have their wedding photos taken. With me as their wedding photographer. It won’t get much better than that! The spectacular nature and view were really amazing. We were fortunate to catch a beautiful sunset from Stegastein with a view over the fjord, before the drove back to Flåm on the narrow roads. Dress: Needle & Thread Featured in: HOW DID YOU CHOOSE YOUR HONEYMOON SHOOT LOCATION? Betsy loves nature and Scandinavia so much. That’s why Norway immediately popped up in our mind when we chose our destination f ..read more

To help you prepare for your couples photo session, here’s a list of things you should consider: Decide on what surroundings you prefer Do you want snowcapped mountains, or an urban setting? Or maybe having a sunset session by the sea or a picnic in the forest is what you’re all about. A meaningful place is often the most fun. Good light is important though, so do look for shade and open spaces.  Time of day and year You can do your engagement session any time of the year, so consider the surroundings and the type of activity you’d like to do during your session. Some people prefer to cho ..read more