Wedding Photographer · Seoul
Documentary-style wedding and elopement photography made in natural light. A living archive of real celebrations below — from quiet city-hall vows to full-day gatherings, wherever two people choose to marry.
Selected weddings
A living archive of recent weddings and elopements, arranged the way an album unfolds — no rigid grid to fight against, just the day given room to breathe. Click any cover to open the full series.
Approach
Three principles shape every wedding I take on, from the first coffee to the finished album. They're the reason couples trust me with the whole day — and the reason the pictures still feel like that morning a decade later.
I photograph the day as it truly happens — the nervous laugh before the vows, the tears in the front row, the last slow dance. Available light wherever it's possible, so nothing feels staged or over-lit. When a reception hall goes dark I'll add just enough to keep it honest, and no more.
City-hall vows, a garden ceremony, a mountaintop elopement, a hotel ballroom. We build the timeline around your day, not the other way round, and I travel to the places that mean something to you. Comfort is what separates a real photograph from a posed one.
A private online gallery lands within four weeks, with high-resolution downloads and a clear print license written in plain language. One photographer from first message to final files — no account managers, no hand-offs, no surprise upsells later.
Process
No mystery, no surprises. Here's exactly how a wedding booking runs once you get in touch.
Send a short note through the booking form with your wedding date, the venue or city, and roughly how many hours you're imagining. I reply within two business days to confirm I'm free and share an honest, itemised quote. There's no obligation and no pressure at this stage.
Once your date is held with a small deposit, we build the timeline side by side: getting-ready windows, first look, ceremony light, family portraits, golden hour and the party. I'll flag the moments couples most often forget to leave time for, so the day feels calm rather than rushed.
I arrive early and photograph quietly, following the day rather than staging it. Expect gentle guidance for the portraits and family groups, then near-invisible coverage for everything else — the toasts, the tears, the dance floor. A second photographer joins for full-day and larger weddings.
Within four weeks you receive a private online gallery of fully edited, high-resolution images — yours to download, print and share under a clear license. A hand-designed fine-art album and additional prints are available whenever you're ready for them.
A wedding day, covered
A sample full-day timeline from a recent Seoul wedding — so you can see where the coverage goes and why golden hour is worth protecting.
| Time | Moment | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| 13:00 | Getting ready — details, dress, quiet nerves | Documentary |
| 14:30 | First look in the courtyard | Portraits |
| 15:30 | Ceremony — no flash, no interruptions | Documentary |
| 16:30 | Family groups & couple portraits | Guided |
| 17:40 | Golden hour walk, just the two of you | Portraits |
| 18:30 | Toasts, dinner & the dance floor | Documentary |
Investment
Starting points, not final quotes. Every wedding is priced honestly around its timeline and location — travel, a second photographer, albums and prints are always itemised up front.
₩1,200,000up to 3 hours
₩2,400,000up to 6 hours
₩3,600,000up to 10 hours
Placeholder pricing — replace with your own rates. Weddings outside Seoul are quoted with travel separately.
Kind words
We still cry looking at our gallery. Nothing was posed to death — it was just our day, exactly as it felt, down to my grandmother laughing in the back row. We didn't even notice the camera.
We eloped on a cliff at sunrise with no guests, and somehow the photos hold the whole feeling of that morning. Calm, unhurried, and generous with time — worth every won.
A full ten-hour day and we never once felt managed. The second photographer caught moments we didn't even know happened, and the album arrived earlier than promised.
Good to know
Most couples book six to twelve months out, and popular spring and autumn Saturdays go first — so the sooner you reach out, the safer your date. That said, short-notice and mid-week weddings are always worth asking about; I keep a few flexible slots each season.
Tell me your date and venue and I'll reply within two business days to confirm availability and share a quote.
