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How to choose a Wedding Photographer in Italy

Finding a photographer in Italy can be a difficult task.

Whether you are looking for a photographer in Ravello, in Positano, in Amalfi, in Tuscany in Puglia or just in Italy in general and  whether you want still life photography, fashion photography, or just family portraits, the search is extremely complicated and requires time, patience and, sometimes, a bit of luck.

Finding the right photographer in Italy for your needs means finding a person who is in tune with your taste, wishes and budget, and who is best able to capture the subject or object you want to photograph. Finding a photographer for your wedding in Italy is an even more difficult and delicate task.  Finding an Italian wedding photographer  who suits you and your needs, is not just about finding a person who is able to create beautiful photographs, but finding a person who skillfully combines technical ability, communication skills and, most importantly, interpersonal skills.

Whether for an Italian wedding or a destination wedding in Italy, be it for a Catholic ceremony, a civil ceremony or a symbolic ceremony and whether for a wedding in Ravello, Positano, Amalfi, Sorrento,Tuscany, Puglia or in the most remote town or village in Italy, a wedding photographer must be able to put the bride, groom and all the guests at their ease. They must be an integral part of this fantastic day and, somehow, even become a temporary member of the families present. When it comes to the technical and stylistic reasons for choosing a photographer, it’s vital that photographers are able to show a consistency and quantity of work that inspires confidence, whether this is via their website or simply by showing their photographs. It's very important that brides and grooms have the opportunity to view as much of a photographer’s work as possible, and preferably entire pieces of work rather than just individual images taken from different weddings.

Considering these points, I’d like to invite you to view some of the weddings I have photographed around Italy and abroad, in my WEDDING’s PORTFOLIO sections.