Following the ceremony at the baroque pilgrimage church the celebration continued with a wedding at the Künstlerhaus.
With its historic architecture and deep legacy of uniting art and society, the venue provided the ideal setting for Laura and Johnny, whose shared passion and professional backgrounds are rooted in the arts and theater. The live swing band infused the evening with a timeless, elegant atmosphere.
Guests from Canada, England, France, Germany, Italy, and Australia gathered for a two-day celebration—a milestone where both families met in person for the very first time. As a photography and filmmaking duo, our focus was to quietly document this intimate, international gathering, capturing the genuine connections and unscripted moments exactly as they unfolded.

























































































A wedding at the Künstlerhaus exudes the grandeur of bygone eras without ever feeling dated. For our work in photography and film, this venue offers exactly the urban and cultural depth we look for. It is a setting that requires no heavy embellishment, making its impact through sheer presence—perfect for a couple who views aesthetics not as a mere facade, but as a mindset.
Our documentary approach embraces the cosmopolitan flair of the celebration. We focus on the dynamic between guests, the shared laughter across language barriers, and the vibrant energy of the evening. We utilize the magnificent architecture not for static posing, but as a natural framework for spontaneous, cinematic moments.
It is this eye for the essential that makes the difference: expressive gestures, movement on the dance floor, and the unfiltered energy in the room. We deliver visuals that feel like stills from a classic film—not because they are directed or staged, but because the moment was flawless in its absolute authenticity. This creates a visual legacy that timelessly preserves the brilliance and emotion of the day.