Wedding photographers in Denmark

—What should be the criteria for a bride and a groom to choose their wedding photographer?

—Your photographer will be a big part of your day, and therefore it is important that you hire someone who gets you. If you think that person could be me, I would love to invite you for a cup of coffee at a cozy coffee spot in Copenhagen or have a chat on Skype so that we can get to know each other.

—How did you get into wedding photography?

—I somehow stumbled into wedding photography a while back and quickly knew I had found something I was truly passionated about. It was not only that I got to take pictures all day, which I loved, but also meeting so many great people and getting a glimpse into their lives and their love story. Weddings are just amazing; the love, the laughs, the tears, the personal touches, which the couple has put so much love and care into. I feel so incredibly lucky that I get to be apart of these days, and photograph all these moments, that will follow people throughout their lives. I would like to be more than just your photographer. I would like for you to think of me as a new friend who will be there throughout your big day, capturing every unique moment whether it is from the morning preparations to the dance floor at midnight or your beautiful intimate elopement. I want us to feel relaxed around each and I really want you to have a good time. I promise I am very easy to get to know.

—What do you like least about your profession?

—Working as a full time wedding photographer is hard work. We miss all events on weekends, we sit hours and hours in front of our computers editing the week away. For me it is often 60-70 hour work week, we get sore and tired bodies after long days... but you know what! I LOVE MY JOB! It is my passion, and it grows EVERY SINGLE DAY. I love being able to document everything around me with my camera; all these unique moments on the day where two people decide they want to spend their whole lives together, because of love. Love is amazing, and I am so grateful I get to capture so many amazing couple's love story.

—Are you fond of travelling?

—Let's get packing! I love traveling. I have been fortunate enough to travel with my business as well – documenting weddings around Scandinavia. However I would love to travel more, I love meeting new people and experiencing new cultures. Have a destination wedding planned or eloping somewhere beautiful? Want me to come with? I am so there. Don't hesitate to strike up a conversation with me about your big day :) I love weddings.

—If you could go back in time, what would you do differently?

—I would have given myself an easier time when I first started out with photography. Maybe experimented more and trusted my gut feeling about certain photos, even if they didn't fit into the mold. t am perfectionist and an artist, and sometimes I am way to hard on myself. Striving for perfection, when really there is no such thing. At the same time being perfectionist is what pushes me to do better every time.

—Do you take nothing but wedding photos?

—I mostly photograph weddings, however I also do lifestyle photography; family, maternity session etc. I also I am working on a book with Vintage Queen Pia Storm – which will be published in 2017. Occasionally I shoot for magazines too. I have frequently been featured in the music magazine Soundvenue.

—What do you do in your spare time?

—I spent time with my family and drink wine with my friends. I love to cook, and I can easily spent half a day watching Netflix to detach from the world for a bit. When I have time off for a longer period, I love traveling – and you will most likely find us in England visiting our families.

—When you're going to travel, what do you take with you and why?

—For most weddings abroad I bring my partner in crime, my amazing man Cory. Not only is he great (the best!) company and is really good at carrying all my stuff, but he is actually and really talented photographer. So as often as I can, I will use him as a second shooter.

—What do you like most about your profession?

—The feels... All the emotion and the different family cultures I get emerged into for a day or two – being there to document it all, eyes wide with curiosity and a heart ready to capture every important moment.

—Where would you like to live?

—I would love to live in the countryside someday. I grew up in the city, and have been living here all my life, but have always longed to get out to the countryside to be closer to nature.

—What motivates you to continue taking pictures?

—MADNESS. I simply can't stop. I just love it.
No, but really, actually people do. Being able to document important life events and emotions is what keeps my fire burning.

—How do you educate yourself to take better pictures?

—I follow so many talented photographers from all over the world daily via photography groups and online workshops. They inspire me, and push me to be better everyday.

—Are you photogenic?

—I have been told I am, but I feel quite awkward when I am in front of the camera. But with the right photographer, I ease into liking it!

—What are the most important components of a good photo in your opinion?

—Good light and real emotion.

—What do you want to say with your photographs?

—Honest emotion.