Just like a love song, I believe every couple has their own rhythm. When I’m behind the lens, my first instinct is to listen for that rhythm: how they move together, how they laugh, how they breathe in sync.

No matter how many weddings I’ve captured, one thing always stays the same: emotion. Styles will evolve, trends will change, but the way a couple looks at each other, the subtle gestures, the shared laughter that only they understand those are the things that make a film timeless.

Wedding nerves don’t just belong to the couple. We feel them too! But lucky for us, the photographers, the videographers, the storytellers behind the lens, we have an antidote.

Before the day unfolds, the most important step is setting the tone with the team: stay observant, stay aware, and never force a moment. Our mantra is simple. Forget perfect choreography. Let the couple be themselves. Because once real emotion starts to surface, that’s where the story truly begins.

Some moments in life have a way of finding their way back to you.

Years ago, I ran into Hanum at an airport. We hadn’t seen each other since our photography school days, but she greeted me with that same energy and smile I remembered so well. Before we even caught up, she said, “You’ll shoot my prewedding, right?” and I told her, “Say no more.”