LICHTATELIER SARAH MICHEL
WEDDING REPORTS
Here you can see everything that inspires and makes you happy. You see radiant people, emotions, weddings. Every celebration is as individual as the couples and love for each other. Church, civil, free weddings. Boho dreams, castles or open fields. Festive halls and rustic barns. Be inspired not only by the photos, but also by the different styles.
The photos in the slideshows are only the highlight photos of the day - if you want to see a complete report, you can always click on the link provided.
Calvi &Phil
Boho ceremony as church wedding
The guests await the bride: oriental carpets underfoot, dreamlike live singing and a self-carved wedding arch, adorned with flowers like the bride's bouquet when she arrives. With this wedding, a true boho dream has come true, framed by an emotional church wedding in the open air and a very personal wedding ritual. Lots of homemade stuff, love for detail and planning and lots of highlights that made the day one of the most beautiful in my professional life.
Vanessa &Florian
Church wedding in the open air
I hardly know such a young couple where you can feel the bond with each other so clearly and intensely. Vanessa and Florian's wedding was fantastically beautiful, from getting ready in the barbershop with Flo, to Vanessa's first meeting with her dad, the breathtaking outdoor wedding with a wonderful pastor, moving songs and two very personal wedding vows, to one Dinner setting as it can actually only look like in fairy tales. Thanks for taking me on your day.
Lisa&Marcel
barn wedding in Brandenburg
Sunshine and an ice machine, garden happiness and barn flair await you at Lisa and Marcel's wedding in August. A family, emotional celebration with a relaxed atmosphere, casual moments and surprises with a lot of heart, joy and exuberance on a beautiful courtyard with a garden in Brandenburg.
Aisa&Clayton
Destination Wedding Netherlands
When the request for a wedding abroad came, I was really happy to meet Aisa & to agree to Clayton. The two are Dutch and married for her in their homeland, but chose me as a photographer from Germany. Since they were interested in both a photo and video report, I traveled with a second photographer and accompanied their day together. It was super exciting to see a Dutch civil wedding, but in terms of emotions, good conversations and atmosphere, in every country one thing definitely plays the leading role: and that is the love of the two people who connect on this day.
Luisa &Christopher
Free wedding ceremony in a monastery
A centuries-old location, half dilapidated and yet full of charm: an old monastery ruin as the perfect romantic backdrop for a wedding. That alone would be perfect, but then the father of the bride himself gives the speech and breaks all emotions. A great wedding, such a cosmopolitan bridal couple and as many hours of laughter together as I wish them their whole lives. The party then took place directly on the property in a converted barn with a glass front, surrounded by cows, pastures and self-made swings.
Paula &Patrick
Church wedding at the Malter dam
In my opinion, this wedding was a prime example of how classic wedding ceremonies can also become something very special away from the bureaucracy. At church weddings, the atmosphere is generally a bit more emotional than at the registry office, but this pastor was simply something very special. Without the bridal couple knowing about it, he just sat down on the floor, got his guitar and sang for the couple. And that was just one of many great moments of a super personal, alluring, but also moving church wedding.
Andrea &Christian
Garden wedding in Potsdam
A jetty, the sound of the waves of Lake Zernsee and a constantly brisk wind. This was the feeling at Andrea and Christian's free wedding in August. The jetty was decorated with a cute bridal bench, some candles and benches for the guests. Simple but so beautiful. Above all, the people and their open laughter made it so. A wonderful day in a breathtaking setting at Gut Schloss Golm.
Marlen &Max
Wedding trip by car
Marlen and Max had been "officially" married for a year before Corona unfortunately put a stop to their free wedding and celebration next year. Postponing was therefore out of the question, so together with their groomsmen they thought of something very special. The two rented a vintage car and organized the entire wedding outdoors and in several stages - at each location a different small part of the guests who had thought of something special for them was waiting. The two of them didn't always know what and who that was.
