Marnix De Stigter

This lovely couple wanted to do the wedding shoot in an urban area of their home town. When walking around I saw this awesome red biking path, that I just had to incorporate into the image. The arrows and the reflection in the steel on the side adds extra strength to the image :)

This lovely couple got married in the mountains of Rio de Janeiro and had a wonderful outside wedding. Once the wedding ceremony was finished the were congratulated with rows of their friend and family on each side, that threw Rosemary leaves. Love the authentic emotions of this moment.

This wedding on the island of Terschelling in the Dutch Waddenzee allowed for a short trip into the dunes. The dark cloud and the vast landscape create for a dramatic scene, which both the couple and myself absolutely loved :)

During the photoshoot, it was so windy outside that we had to find shelter in a local bar. This place created a fitting scene for one of my favorite shots of the day. Fun fact was that they actually had met in a bar, so this added extra meaning to the image.

Just after this couple got married we did a short shoot at the chapel where they had taken their vows. The light was just right and with a flash behind the bride and groom, we were able to complete the image :)

At sunset, we held a short photoshoot with this wedding couple. Taken in the city center of Woerden in the middle of the Netherlands, the light was just perfect for a beautiful silhouette shot with the church in the background.

At this beautiful location in Belgium this couple got married, so after the ceremony when the light was hitting the back of the chapel and the trees this way it was the most natural place to take a few portraits. Both the couple and me where very happy with the result! :)

At this location there were turning walls with mirrors which made for an awesome opportunity to have both the bride and the groom visible multiple times. It was however quite the challenge to not have the two flashes or myself in one of the reflections :) After a few tries we found the ideal angle which made for this image!