Sherry bodegas, whitewashed villages, Atlantic sunsets — Andalusia gives you two the backdrop. I stay out of the way and photograph what actually happens in front of it, unposed.
Every corner of Andalusia tells a different wedding. Sherry bodegas and haciendas around Jerez mean candle-lit courtyards, barrel halls and long Spanish dinners — light that is tricky, warm and worth mastering. The Costa de la Luz means Tarifa winds and a golden hour over the Atlantic that deserves to be waited for. And the white villages — Vejer, Ronda, Grazalema — mean narrow alleys, dramatic viewpoints and soft evening light on whitewashed walls.
My job stays the same in all of them: light, timing and people, not staging. I photograph your day as it happens — the looks, the laughter, the abuela who cries during the vows. And one thing that quietly changes everything: your vendors speak Spanish? So do I. One photographer, three languages, zero details lost between you two and your venue.
“Our wedding was an unforgettable day, and a big part of that is thanks to Raul.”
“We recommend Raul with all our heart. He captured all the beautiful moments of our wedding.”
“Professional, relaxed, outstanding results, a sense of humour and an eye for the special moments. We loved it. Bravo — highly recommended!”
Translated from the original German reviews on Google.
Yes — courtyards lit by candles, barrel halls, long Spanish dinners. The light in a bodega is tricky and beautiful, and it is exactly the kind of light I love working in. I also speak Spanish, so nothing gets lost between me and your venue.
Simple and in writing: travel is billed as one fair flat fee, itemised in your quote. You see the full number before you book — no surprises afterwards.
Yes, both years are open. Destination dates tend to go early, so send me your date and venue — I reply within 24 hours.
Tell me a little about your day in Andalusia — date, venue, what matters most to you two. I reply personally within 24 hours.