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Smile!!! It is not going to rain all day

By andreu doz | May 9, 2018 | Comments 3 comments

Spring weddings in Spain are beautiful and May is definitely the best month to get married here. It is already warm enough to stay outdoor till late hours and, most importantly, it is still not that hot, to risk a fatal body overheating at noon*.

Anna and Matthias weren’t. They picked May and it rained!

But they are still a very lucky couple. Despite the rain, their wedding day was just perfect. They put themselves in the hands of great professionals. Blanc Trencat (ww.blanctrencat.com), a fantastic team of wedding planners and decorators from El Mariner (www.elmariner.com) made sure that the look of the place was not compromised when they moved furniture in and out with an impressive enthusiasm. During the cocktail reception, chefs from Can Jepet(www.canjepet.cat) grilled fresh prawns under a provisional roof and finger food was served inside and outside. With all the love and positive emotions in the air, nobody worried about the rain.

It is essential to remember that rain cannot ruin the day, if you are determined to have a good time. At the most, it may impose some strategic adjustments and this is why you should always have a team of positive and willing professionals at your side.

From the photographic point of view, umbrellas are fun too! They add dynamics to the photos.

*applies only if you wear a three piece wedding suit

Wedding venue : El Mariner

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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.