Nobody really knows when are things going back to normal, and actually, nobody knows what the new “normal” is going to look like.
At a time when the wedding industry is under the spotlight – we talked with the journalist of a portuguese newspaper about it (Dinheiro Vivo ) – and people are starting to talk about how weddings can resume in Portugal, we have to ask ourselves: do the couples want to get married in 2020?
What about us? Are we capable to offer our best work to those couples?
If you’re saying YES, let’s do it! We’re with you in this adventure and we’ll make the best of it.
Nevertheless, we want to show you something different. It’s not a replacement, but an option.
This photo is going to be printed and framed in our office, it’s a photo from Passionate Photography . It means so much to us. It has so many details and brings so many feelings.⠀It shows why you should have video on your wedding day.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
This is Ivo and Fernando. Fernando was handsomely elegant on his wedding day with Meaghan and was super happy to have us there.
“A gaze that makes me lower my own, a laugh that is lost on his lips, that is the un-retouched portrait of the man to whom I belong”
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Luzo Workshop was created by some of our talented photography colleagues: João Almeida, Hugo Coelho and The Framers.
Read MorePortugal is a beautiful destination for weddings. We’ve been making some wedding videos for couples that fell in love with our country. We’ve never imagined that we would be making destination weddings with such a big mix of cultures, religions and landscapes.
Sharmila and Rick chose our beautiful Portugal and had fun in Lisbon and got married in Douro. They had a beautiful jewish ceremony mixed with an hindu ceremony, under the trees and with a scenery filled with vines.