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Espai Mas Marroch

By andreu doz | May 24, 2024 | Comments 2 comments

Wedding Mas Marroch

This beautiful couple picked some really beautiful spaces to celebrate their wedding. The ceremony was held in a pretty old church in Llagostera. Afterwards, everyone moved to celebrate the rest of the wedding at Mas Marroch in Girona. This elegant venue is one of those places where every corner hides a pleasant surprise. The cocktail reception was held in an astonishing wooden-roof pergola. In the evening, an open-air candle light dinner was served in the garden. A treat was not just on the eye, all food was prepared by famous Michelin Star Chefs – the Roca brothers.

Read more about one of our weddings : A Midsummer Night´s Dream – Wedding at Casa Felix, Barcelona

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Abadía del Sacromonte, Granada

By andreu doz | April 5, 2021 | Comments 0 Comment

Nestled at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains, Granada offers a truly magical setting for destination weddings. With its rich Moorish heritage, sun-drenched courtyards, and breathtaking views of the Alhambra, this Andalusian city is pure romance. That why is ideal for couples seeking beauty, culture, and a timeless atmosphere.

Recently, at Andreu Doz Photography, we had the pleasure of capturing an unforgettable destination wedding in Granada. Where every moment was filled with heart, style, and emotion.

The ceremony took place in a traditional Spanish courtyard. Think vibrant ceramic tiles, olive branches, and soft candlelight. It was intimate and full of soul. Afterwards, the celebration came alive with flamenco guitar, emotional speeches, and dancing beneath the stars. Truly, a perfect reflection of Granada’s passion and spirit.

As experienced destination wedding photographers in Spain, we’re always focused on telling your story with truth and creativity. Granada makes that easy. It’s a city where natural light, rich textures, and architectural beauty come together seamlessly — creating photos that feel both cinematic and deeply personal.

What makes a wedding in Granada so special? It’s the mix. Old-world charm meets spontaneous energy. Every alleyway, plaza, and palace becomes part of your story. The joy, the traditions, the warm southern light — all of it shines through.

We collaborate closely with every couple. Your vision matters, but so do the little, unscripted moments. Those are the ones that truly bring your day to life.

Whether you’re planning an intimate elopement or a grand celebration, Granada is the perfect backdrop. And we’re here to help you capture it all.

Let’s turn your dream Andalusian wedding into unforgettable visual memories

A Bride who went fishing

By andreu doz | August 30, 2018 | Comments 3 comments

Post Wedding Photoshoot

One day after the wedding of Jorgina and Miquel in San Carles de la Rapita, Tarragona, their family boat was due to set sail from the local port. Jorgina´s father is a fisherman and he owns a large fishing boat. Also, many male members of the family work for him. We simply could not resist the opportunity to witness their return to the port after a day fishing in the Mediterranean Sea. This is how our post-wedding reportage in Delta del Ebro started.

As soon as the boat was moored, the fishermen worked really fast to download all the fish, before the fearless seagulls get to it. We felt lucky and privileged to be allowed on board in the middle of the action. Gal·la, Jorgina and Miquel´s little daughter, was delighted to see her grandfather and uncles work. And she was not afraid to inspect the daily catch and posed with a fish in her hand proving that the fishermen´s blood runs in her veins.

When the day of hard work ended in the port, we moved on to the nearby rice fields, which is the most emblematic landmark of the region. This time of the year, the luscious green rice plant is already sprouting above the ground level. The flooded black soil is still the dominating texture. In a month time, those lands will turn into endless lawns of green.

Delta del Ebro

Delta of the river Ebro is probably the most authentic and unspoiled agricultural region of Catalunya. It is also renown for its incredible, natural beaches, dunes and swamps. To show the cross section of this magical place, we ended our session by the beach, right where the river reaches the seawaters. The sunset there is so unique, that no camera can capture its true beauty.

Summer in Barcelona

By andreu doz | August 22, 2018 | Comments 4 comments

Barcelona Engagement

Hot air, burning light, dark shadows, strong contrast of colors, that is summertime in Barcelona, a perfect place for a engagement photoshoot. This magical city transforms completely from spring to winter, August being especially hot, busy, and loud.

To me, the streets of Barcelona always mean a new photographic challenge. This is why, I never say no when I have the opportunity to photograph couples in this amazing city, my hometown, Barcelona.

Why is Barcelona a perfect place for an Engagement

Stunning Architecture

Barcelona is basically an open-air museum. From the whimsical works of Gaudí like Park Güell and La Sagrada Família, to the charming Gothic Quarter, every corner has a unique backdrop that adds romance and character to your photos.

Romantic Vibes

There’s just something in the air — whether it’s the cobbled streets of El Born, a sunset walk along Barceloneta Beach, or cozy cafés tucked in medieval alleys. It’s made for romantic moments.

Golden Hour Magic

The Mediterranean light in Barcelona is chef’s kiss. Early morning or late afternoon light makes for dreamy, golden, warm tones that are perfect for couple portraits.

Diverse Backdrops in One City

You can get a mix of:

Beach vibes at Barceloneta
Urban history in Gothic Quarter
Nature + city skyline from Bunkers del Carmel
Fairy-tale feels in Park Güell or Labyrinth Park of Horta

Laid-Back Yet Stylish Atmosphere

Barcelona’s energy is relaxed but vibrant — couples often feel at ease, which brings out natural, candid shots. No stiff poses here.

Check out more Photos of Barcelona Engagements

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Barcelona Engagement

Tom & Rebecca – The Jewish Wedding

By andreu doz | November 20, 2017 | Comments 1 comment

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Marry me in Mas Marroch

By andreu doz | September 23, 2017 | Comments 0 Comment

Art & Weddings

By andreu doz | September 24, 2015 | Comments 0 Comment

Art & weddings go hand in hand. Since I first discovered street photography, I started asking myself where the limits lie between artistic photography and documental photography. Now that my professional work is inseparably connected with documenting people and their important life moments, I think about it even more.

Can we, as wedding photographers, also identify as artists?

Or is it our duty to honestly show the reality and withdraw ourselves from interpretation and judgment? Is it even possible to separate those two processes?

And finally, how big is our role as chroniclers in writing collective memory for our society?

As a documentary wedding photographer, I often find myself walking a fine line between truth and artistry. Wedding photography is more than staged portraits and posed smiles—it’s about capturing raw emotion, fleeting glances, and the subtle poetry of real-life moments. This is where artistic wedding photography truly shines: in the in-between.

I have picked some of my photographs that may or may not be considered traditional wedding photography. I hope this becomes an invitation to a broader discussion about what it means to document love, life, and art all at once.