Kurt

Dufraing

Simplicity can be beautiful! No exotic destinations for this couple, just a nearby park and a white umbrella. Beauty is everywhere, it is up to us as photographers to capture it.

A photo cannot better and more honestly reflect how much positive energy this couple has. No exceptional location or lighting is necessary to portray these gentlemen in love. A photo that makes me smile!

Actually, this location on the old mining site of Genk was a plan B due to the bad weather. Miraculously, the sun came out for an hour and it actually became a dream location.

It was very cloudy and quite wet that day, but thanks to the unconditional enthusiasm of this couple we were able to make a wonderful wedding report.

This beautiful Ford Mustang was actually not planned and was a surprise in the couple's driveway in the morning. As a photographer, I know the area well and changed the planning of the couple's shoot slightly at the last minute to also capture the car at this location. Afterwards the couple's favorite photo.

A super fun and at the same time busy wedding party, we all know it as a wedding photographer. Sometimes it is important to score a moment in which location, weather and time meet. This is one of those moments :-)

It was a day full of surprises. Despite the poor weather forecast, the sun still unexpectedly appeared. As a photographer, it is important to make the most of this moment and capture it in a beautiful moment with the couple.

There is something mysterious about this location in Diest. Despite being located in the center of the city and surrounded by hustle and bustle, it exudes tranquility and history. The umbrella, which was actually used more for shade, beautifully accentuates the couple in this mythical space.

When, miraculously, the sun came through for a moment, we had to look for a dry spot where the couple could sit. Despite the wide view of the beautiful heathland, I opted for the frog's perspective on the desolate tree stump. This makes the couple nicely detached from the environment.

The weather forecast was gloomy but we didn't give up. We also make couples shine with an umbrella and a flash. The beautiful heathland in Hechtel-Eksel completes the picture.

I had the honor of photographing the first wedding at the 'Maagdentoren' in the municipality of Scherpenheuvel-Zichem in Belgium.

After the ceremony, the couple enjoyed each other and the surroundings for a while and I thought it was a beautiful, honest image to capture.

It was a scorching hot summer day and the location for the couples shoot offered little shade. Fortunately, there was still a single tree to be found on the sandy plain and a small breeze not only brought refreshment but also a nice movement to the bride's dress.

Last but not least, this beautiful couple starred in my last wedding report for 2023. In the beautiful setting of Chateau Balmoral in Spa, it looks like a shot from a romantic movie and I'm pretty sure it could become a feature film :-)

The master of ceremonies provided a unique location for the couples shoot. The light on Axel Vervoordt's site is very photogenic and did not require additional lighting. Something that makes you very happy as a photographer.

A special wedding report of a beautiful couple who have been our best friends for years. It gives some extra tension, but certainly also extra spontaneity. The ceremony room was packed with guests and gave a wonderfully warm group feeling.

'Purple rain' would be an appropriate song for this photo. Rain can be very beautiful in a photo, especially if the couple continues to shine!

On a wedding evening I always try to keep an eye out for a golden hour moment. Unfortunately it fell behind the trees here, but this photo was a worthy replacement for the couple to end the day with.

A beautiful location on a castle estate and beautiful people, what could go wrong? Weather! Unfortunately, the couple had to be patient until the sun came out. But we took the moment!

This wonderfully dynamic couple decided at the last minute to keep their opening dance outside. As a photographer, I had to get into position quickly to capture the dynamics of the moment.