Lars Gode

When it was possible to celebrate a wedding with over 20 people again in Germany, the joy was great. Throw away the mask and joy all the happiness in all those faces. I wish all wedding couples that a carefree wedding will soon be possible again.

Imagine that 2 people meet in this huge, wonderful world and realize that it is they who are meant for each other. If you just let these two people be themselves, there will be a lot of intimate moments to take wonderful photos.

Rings - a symbol of eternity. There is probably no beautiful symbol in the love represented by the wedding rings. That's why I love the detailed photos of the rings at every wedding.

The heavily pregnant bride Saskia and her groom Metty fascinated me very much with their emotional handling. They exuded so much happiness - as if they didn't need anyone else in the world. I tried to express this charisma. By the way: a wonderful daughter has grown out of this love.
Made with a DJI Mavic Pro 2.

It was a few meters that I chased the two of them into the wheat fields. After all, it did not rain, so the bride and her beautiful wedding dress survived without damage. They were a wonderful couple in love and it is always special for me when love creates a new life...as you can see.

This picture was taken near an airport, in front of an aircraft hangar. It takes no more than two loving people. I like it to minimize the essence of a wedding to the bare minimum.

I love the contrast between beauty and decay. This bride of a boho wedding had so much fun with unusual photos that we didn't want to stop. Taken with a Canon EOS R and an 85mm f1.2

Love is in the air. I love close-ups of emotional moments - a moment that is so intimate, full of peace and security. Made at the beach of Noordwijk/NL while sundown.

This bride fascinated me very much; not only that she was a beautiful bride and wore a very unusual wedding dress - but she was also so spontaneous and uncomplicated. We passed this field on the way to the photo location. The incidence of light, the lines and width had caught my attention. The bride noticed that and just said: "if you like it, we can make a few pictures here." And off we went in the mud with bridal shoes ... ;-)

A Russian-German wedding is very special in many ways. But one moment is really magical: at a certain time, the bride and groom sit opposite each other and the bride's mom and also the mother-in-law take off the bride's veil. Now she is no longer a bride, but a wife. A silence spreads and the bridal couple exchanges incredibly beautiful looks. I was really fascinated by this magic moment.