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Met a wedding photographer recently who told me she shoots pretty much the entire wedding with flash.

Indoors, outdoors, daylight, good natural light… doesn’t matter.
It’s basically her signature style, she fully owns it and charges pretty high prices for it (She says).

It got me thinking. If clients are paying specifically for that look, fair enough.

But if your answer to every lighting situation is flash, is that a strong creative style or just a limitation you’ve turned into a brand?

Genuinely curious what other photographers think.

Hey everyone,
I’m a wedding photographer from Spain and I’ve been thinking about doing this for a while, so here goes.

I shoot weddings professionally, but there are a few places where I’d really love to photograph a wedding and haven’t had the chance yet. Italy and the South of France especially, but also Ibiza, Mallorca or Menorca.

So I’m looking for one couple getting married in 2027 who might connect with my work.

I’m not looking for models or a styled shoot. I want to photograph an actual wedding. Real people, families, friends, messy moments, good light, bad light… all of it.
For the right wedding I’d be happy to photograph it without charging my usual photography fee.

We would just need to figure out travel/accommodation depending on where it is.
I’m not necessarily looking for a huge or crazy expensive wedding either. A beautiful place helps, obviously :) but I’m much more interested in people with good taste who care about photography and are happy to give me some creative freedom.

My work is somewhere between documentary and editorial. I also shoot film and I’m probably a little obsessed with making photographs that don’t feel too “wedding photography”.

If you’re getting married somewhere around Italy, South of France, Ibiza, Mallorca or Menorca in 2027, send me a message. Tell me where, when, and a little bit about you and what you’re planning.

I’ll happily send over my Instagram and some full wedding galleries.

I’m only planning to do this for one wedding, so let’s see what happens.
Juan