Lars Gode

The monotony of the planted vines in the mountains of southern Germany offers itself to be staged with the drone. Add to that the right evening sun and the mood is perfect.

I'm not the type of photographer, who constantly tell their newlyweds how unnaturally they should pose. It is always enough to simply wait for the special moment - then you will get pictures that authentically depict the couple as they really are.

I always like to use minimalist architecture to stage a bridal couple, the groom or bride. The goal is to focus on the essentials. This picture was taken in Morocco with its typical houses in Moorish style.

Actually, this house in the background is nothing special. It has no historical value or is particularly beautiful. But that's exactly what makes it so interesting for a shoot. We took some wonderful pictures there - including this one.

I'm honest; I was a bit scared if the groom had been given a few glasses of beer when he was about to be thrown up. But it went well again. Everything stays inside.

Actually, this house in the background is nothing special. It has no historical value or is particularly beautiful. But that's exactly what makes it so interesting for a shoot. We took some wonderful pictures there - including this one.

It has to be said that the bride comes from Canada and had to get used to one or the other customs in Germany. Especially that Germans can drink so much beer. But after a few glasses, the bride also became a little more daring.

It is always something nice when bridal couples have nothing but nonsense in mind. I enjoy these moments away from the mainstream to shoot a few other photos. We have had so much fun....

You don't always have the best weather when shooting a wedding... And that's a good thing. Only if it is not perfect, a photo becomes a special photo.

Does a wedding always have to be bitterly serious? Definitely not. Even though this wedding was very emotional, jokes were allowed.