Event photography — Madrid

It depends on the type of event and the moments you want to secure. A product launch or a company cocktail usually fits in two or three hours; a birthday or private dinner, three or four; a wedding or conference calls for a full day, six to ten hours. The rule is simple: we book from before it starts, to capture the venue set up and empty, through to past the key moments. If you're unsure, we map the day's script together and tune the hours to what truly matters.

The full gallery, edited in high resolution, arrives in three to seven days. For brands, media and organisers who need to publish hot, we offer an express delivery: a selection of the best images the same day or next morning, already corrected and ready for social and press, while the event is still current. We agree it at booking so it's planned into the day's workflow.

Yes, it's routine at events. Many take place in halls with warm low light, on rooftops at nightfall, or in clubs and ambient-lit spaces. I work with gear set up for low light and, when needed, with subtle bounced flash that respects the mood rather than flattening it: no one feels an aggressive flash mid-toast. The idea is that the photos keep the event's real atmosphere — the lights, the colours, the energy — and don't look shot under an operating-room lamp.

Yes, all of it can be added. For large events or ones with several simultaneous stages, a second photographer makes sure nothing is missed — one covers the main stage, another the guests. Video adds a dynamic recap ideal for social and for the brand to remember the experience. And a photo booth with instant printing is a much-loved touch at birthdays, weddings and corporate events, because the guest takes their photo home on the spot. We set it up as an extra within the per-hour quote.