Charlotte

Heynssens

Ralph, the very cute dog between the couple, decided to give his dad a big smooch just as I pressed my shutter!

I was fortunate enough to photograph an elopement in Calpe, Spain. We went to this amazing building, called "Muralla Roja" - it was more like a work of art. There were A LOT of stairs there so I wanted to capture it in some creative way!

It was raining during the day, but the sun surprised us in the evening. So of course I took the couple away for about 5 minutes to enjoy those last rays.

This city hall was absolutely an amazing building. The local fire brigade also came to congratulate the couple by creating a fountain of water!

This wedding was all about love; it can be seen on the face of everyone present in this moment 🤍

The couple threw their hands in the air in triumph. I was lucky enough to capture this on camera!

I asked some of the men to throw the bride in the air. We both did not expect she would be thrown this high!

This was shot at the Muralla Roja in Calpe, Spain. It is a building turned into art - the colors and shapes were out of this world. The bride and groom blended in the space wonderfully.

It was slightly raining that day, but the couple didn't let that bother them. We decided to explore the surrounding fields and had fun among the wheat.

The couple actually rented this castle to make their wedding photos! It thought that was so cool, it was a gorgeous place.

I had to lay on my back for this one, right underneath the bride. She was thrown in the air, quite high for that matter! It was exciting and simultaneously frightening, because if the guests would have dropped her on me, not only would my gear not have survived it, we both may have had some injuries!

This couple was very nature- and DIY-minded and I loved them for it. They had their wedding rings made out of wood and the bride even designed her own wedding dress, which was gorgeous. We went to a nearby park for their wedding photos and I saw this lake. Even though this park was a public area, we found a quiet spot. The water didn't move and reflected the sky beautifully.

We had the opportunity to take some photos at a local castle. Even though it was gorgeous weather, I wanted to go inside because I knew there would be some amazing corners here and there. I placed this beautiful bride in front of an old window and it just worked!

Just as the couple was driving away, the groom triumphantly held the bridal bouquet in the air. I loved that moment and was so glad I was able to capture it!

It was 30 degrees Celsius that day, with harsh sunlight everywhere. No ideal circumstances for photographing. However, I knew there would be a gorgeous golden hour that night. So I took the couple away from their party for about 10 minutes to sneak a few pics in a nearby field. It quickly became one of my favorite moments from that day!

We were so lucky - right after our shoot ended, it started pouring rain. I was able to capture their love with a sky full of clouds, and I loved the effect of it.

As I was walking with the couple through this beautiful landscape, the light fell just right on this patch of long grass. I made the couple climb over a small pit in order to get there, but they didn't mind. They started dancing and I was very happy to capture this moment.

On the day of J & J's wedding, it was pouring rain just as the wedding photos were scheduled. I thought we were done for, but after half an hour, the sun came out! I quickly took them to the local park, which was very quiet thanks to the rain. Meanwhile, the sky looked like a painting, so I wanted a photo to represent that beautiful moment.

I will always remember this sweet, spontaneous moment. L & D were having their wedding photos in a gorgeous castle, and I wanted some pictures of the bride next to this window. After a few snaps, she gestured to her husband to come next to her. She took his hand and, very sweetly, pressed a soft kiss on it. I did not ask her to do that, nor was it part of a photography prompt. This was a sign of pure love, and I felt lucky to have captured it.