Sinéad & Noel
Sinéad and Noel wanted an intimate civil ceremony that captured not only their union, but the essence of their life in Brussels. Together, we crafted a photography experience that celebrated their love story through the lens of their favorite city spots.
Services: 1.5 Hour Civil Wedding
We began our morning at their favorite coffee shop, easing into the day with coffee and conversation. It was the perfect, relaxed start to such a significant day.
As the city slowly woke up, we wandered the quiet streets, capturing tender moments against the backdrop of Brussels' charming architecture. The tranquility of the morning perfectly matched the intimate nature of their celebration. Then came the big moment of the day — their civil ceremony. Just the two of them, exchanging vows and promises, while I discreetly documented their beautiful commitment.
But the celebration wasn't over… we headed to their favorite local bar to toast their new marriage. With Belgian beers in hand, Sinéad and Noel clinked glasses, marking the start of their new chapter together. This 1.5-hour session beautifully captured their love for each other and for the city they call home. It was a true privilege to document such a personal, meaningful celebration.
Love Notes From Couples Like You
“Danielle photographed mine and my husband's civil wedding in Brussels and it couldn't have been a nicer experience.
She is extremely professional with a wonderful eye and she has this amazing ability to make you feel at ease in front of the camera (even if that's not your thing). She managed to capture candid, natural moments and also gave us subtle, gentle direction when we needed it.
We spent the loveliest few hours with her and we couldn't have been any happier with the results. The photos she captured are stunning and even 9 months on we can't stop looking at them!
Above all else, Danielle is one of the sweetest people you will ever come across. We have such special memories of that day and we will never be able to thank her enough for capturing them so beautifully.”
- Sinéad
