
Essay · 5 min read
Why we plan the wedding day around the light
Golden hour, ceremony timing and where the sun falls on the water.
Nº 01 The cover storyLove, in its
own light.
In this issueAn island wedding in three actsWhy we plan around the lightThe 2027 collections
Nº 01 Editor’s letter
No stiff posing, and no shot lists read out like a register. We plan the day around the light, step in when it helps and step back when it matters most.
What you receive is an edited story, graded by hand and sequenced like a feature, rather than a folder of files. Every frame earns its place on the page.
— The editors
Nº 02 The feature
Lake Garda · September · Two days
The boats left the harbour at three. By four the loggia was full, the violins had started and the lake had turned the colour of pewter. We followed the day as it unfolded: a room full of morning light, a ceremony beneath Gothic arches, and an hour on the water as the sun went down.
The light did half the work. Our job was to be in the right place when it arrived.

Nº 03 Portfolio







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See allThey were part of the day without ever being in the way of it. Every time we open the album, we find something new.A September bride · Lake Garda · sample testimonial

Nº 04 Where we work
Nº 04 The villa, across the water
Nº 05 Collections