Wedding - Cem & Marissa
This is what it looks like when Turkish and Mexican cultures come together and celebrate love, partnership and respect in Germany. I love how the program of this celebration was very creative and less traditional. The highlight was definitely the food and the different cultural dances and musicians.
Wedding - Roshel & Nicolas
My friend Roshel, an island girl from Romblon, Philippines, asked me if I can film her wedding in France. Her fiancé Nicolas owns a trucking business and I was so excited to capture how these two cultures merge into one giant party of love, friendship and respect. This one of a kind wedding involved hundreds of trucker friends from neighbouring towns joining in and celebrating.
Wedding - Mathilde & Jacob
When my friend is the best man of the groom, of course I had to say yes to this project! This wedding was one of the biggest weddings I’ve filmed, set at a gorgeous location in the north of Germany. A luxurious farm with some exquisite catering and an incredibly charming church. This felt very well organised and the couple really went all out on this one. I enjoyed a lot, especially when seeing all these happy faces of two families getting to know each other!
Wedding - Andrea & Joachim
Eventhough this wedding was plagued with all sorts of cancellations due to staff and crew members getting tested positive for covid, the couple stayed strong and didn’t let that ruin their wedding. I had to jump in for a friend a day before and produced this wedding video from start to finish. Everyone was happy, the weather was nice and we all got to celebrate in the heart of Berlin’s summer in Tiergarten.
Wedding - Sophie & Marc
This wedding had one of the nicest locations I’ve ever been to. Marc’s dad owns his very own gorgeous farm house just 45 minutes away from Berlin. Also, Marc’s family are restaurant owners and that means that the catering on that day was AMAZING!! Sophie, on the other hand, come from a small town called Wolfenbüttel. This is where the famous Schnaps Jägermeister comes from. This just had to be referenced at the wedding, so they built their very own pub in the barn called “Wolfenbüttler Eck”.
Wedding - Nga & Jeong Han
This wedding was a special one. Another multicultural combination of Korean and Vietnamese families. Jeong Han is an old friend of mine from school and to see him get married was a very heart warming feeling. Nga is also a wonderful person who put so much effort into this wedding. I had an awesome time as I was being treated as a guest as well. I shot this wedding alone which made it very tough to get all the angles. But luckily I still managed and this video came out. Everyone was super happy and eventhough it was raining the whole day and I couldn’t fly my drone, I was quite happy with the result.
Wedding - Sandra & Mesut
I shot a one-of-a-kind wedding in Berlin where German and Turkish culture came together. Mesut and Sandra are both teachers and they met in Germany while sharing their passion of teaching younger kids. Mesut wanted his large Turkish family to meet Sandra’s family but also warned her of their overly passionate outgoing expression of joy. Sandra’s family was the more subtle, respectful type and everyone at the wedding were excited about the cultural differences and embraced the different types of dances, culinary dishes and even started to learn each others languages.
Wedding - Anna & Greg
Another multi-cultural wedding of my best friends parents. They are both professional musicians at the musical theatre in Berlin and that’s also where they met. Anna is from Russia and she migrated to Berlin to escape the hard life there, hoping to have a better life in Germany. Greg on the other hand is American who found his passion for playing any instrument that has strings and he moved to Berlin for work. Both being in their mid-forties and being together for almost more than a decade, didn’t really think much of getting married. But this turned out just to be another huge party with friends and family and they just made the party into a wedding. Because why not? I felt so happy for them, being able to see that love doesn’t always have to be fresh but it can becoming stronger through time, manifest in a stronger bond with more experience, ups and downs and a pure connecting core. Weddings also don’t always have to be placed in the beginning of your life, but can also be in the middle.
