With me, you’re not just booking a someone with a camera. You’re working with someone who knows these places well and understands what it takes to shape a day around them.

I work primarily with couples planning elopements and intimate weddings in environments that are unfamiliar to them. Mountain trails, changing light, long days, quiet villages, unpredictable weather. My role is to help you make sense of all of that without taking the day out of your hands.

Planning an elopement can feel expansive and exciting, and also like a lot to hold at once. That’s where my planning support comes in. Whether you’re imagining a sunrise hike and vows in the mountains, a lakeside ceremony followed by a long lunch, or something slower and closer to town, I help you shape a day that feels considered, relaxed, and true to you.

For couples who have booked me, I provide detailed, location specific planning guides for the Swiss Alps, French Alps, and the Dolomites. These are practical and experience-based, built from years of working in these places, not just collecting pretty locations.

They typically include:

• Handpicked elopement locations, from high alpine terrain to quiet meadows and small villages
• Suggested timelines for single-day or multi-day celebrations
• Hiking and travel logistics, including access, timing, and what to realistically prepare for
• Ideas for meaningful moments such as private vows, time in the water, shared meals, carriage rides or picnic setups
• Accommodation suggestions ranging from alpine huts to boutique hotels and campsites
• Seasonal and weather considerations so you can make informed choices about timing and expectations
• And the all important vendor list for each region

I also offer planning support for city elopements, including places like Zürich, Lucerne, Annecy, and Milan. Whether that’s a civil ceremony followed by wandering streets, or something more spontaneous and stylish, the same care and intention applies.

This support isn’t about building a rigid schedule or planning the day for you. It’s about giving you clarity, context, and a strong foundation so you can relax and actually be present when the day arrives.

I’m based in Zürich and spend most weekends in the Alps, but I’m always open to new places. If you’re planning something elsewhere and it feels like a good fit, I’m happy to talk it through.

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