Wedding photography — Valencia

It depends on the day. An intimate wedding with ceremony and lunch is usually well covered in six or seven hours; a full wedding with preparations, ceremony, reception and party calls for ten to twelve. What matters isn't the number of hours but which moments you want to keep: if you'd like the story from getting dressed to the dance floor, we plan it so nothing is cut. In the first conversation we go over your timeline and fit the coverage to your real wedding.

Yes, when the day calls for it. A second photographer is very useful at large weddings, or when both partners' preparations happen at the same time in different places, or to have the wide shot of the ceremony and the guests' reactions at once. At an intimate wedding of fifty people one is usually enough. We assess it by your guest count and the pace of the day, and it's included in the tailored quote.

Yes. Valencia and its huerta have many farmhouses and alquerías ringed by orange trees, plus seaside venues and halls in the old town. If you already have the place, I visit or review it in advance to learn the light, the corners and how the day will flow; if you're still searching, I point you in the right direction by the style you want — open-air among orange groves, urban in the centre or with sea views. Knowing the venue beforehand lets me anticipate the best moments rather than improvise.

The full gallery of edited high-resolution photos arrives five to ten days after the wedding, through a private digital gallery ready to share, download and print. In the first days I send a preview with a selection of standout images so you can relive the day and show it to family right away. If you'd like a printed album, fine-art prints or a highlight video, we add it to the project when you book.