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I create refined, editorial-inspired imagery while documenting your day honestly and unobtrusively. You will feel light and joyful experiencing your wedding photography, resulting in stunning, relaxed poses and timeless frames.
Melanie
lead photographer, founder
“Whenever we look at the pictures, we truly feel like we’ve stepped back in time, which is exactly what we had hoped for.
We are so grateful that we found you and are simply delighted with the outcome!!!”
Verena & Kevin | South Tyrol
“We want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts! You were simply fantastic – from the first Zoom call to the first live hug to the farewell at the party. You made us feel incredibly comfortable at all times, were so warm and yet absolutely professional! You can tell your experience – and also that you’re a perfectly coordinated team.”
Katharina & Fabian | Tuscany
“We highly recommend you and your work! You are two truly wonderful people who are a joy to work with. And that, coupled with your talented eye for capturing those important and emotional moments, is a jackpot!“
Jana & Marcel | Apulia
“We want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the incredibly wonderful collaboration! Even before our wedding, we felt completely at ease with you, and your professionalism and loving approach truly impressed us. Your work utterly enchanted us – the photos and videos far exceeded our expectations! Every detail, every moment was captured so beautifully, allowing us to relive those special moments again and again.”
Helena & Simon | Lake Garda
stories and collections
“EMÈS’ frames emerge with command: cinematic, elemental, precise. With roots in photography and film, their work is grounded in authentic, documentary-style storytelling, capturing what’s real, never forced. Their imagery leans into contrast: softness against structure, spontaneity within form. It’s a studied balance, never static. Their photographs hum with intention, unfolding like a visual sonnet: pared back, emotionally exacting, and impossible to forget.”
words by the editor of ‘The Lane’