Cameras, Suitcases, Caribbean: Kerstin and Paul Rockstein, a pair of photographers who travel the world to document weddings in the most beautiful places, give an insight into their exciting life and the challenges they face. These range from bad weather to properly coordinating your flights. Destination wedding photography sounds glamorous, but what’s really behind this trend?
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What does “destination wedding” mean?
Destination wedding photography differs from classic wedding photography primarily because of the location of the wedding ceremony. Rockstein travels to dreamy destinations around the world for his work, from the beaches of the Seychelles to the waterfalls of Iceland. This trend has become increasingly established among couples with essential changes over the last 15 to 20 years. If you can, you can combine your wedding with your favorite venue.
plan weddings in good time
But planning such weddings is complex and requires a high level of organization, even for booked photographers. Paul Rockstein, who is responsible for logistics among other things, explains that factors such as sun position, altitude differences and even work permits abroad must be taken into account. Timing is especially important during wedding season, as photographers often photograph multiple weddings in different countries simultaneously.
Pigeons are fluttering around the bride and groom.
(Image: Kerstin and Paul Rockstein)
In the podcast, the photographers talk about the ups and downs of their most adventurous wedding jobs, what they learned from their mistakes, and where the trend of expensive weddings will go in the future.
A new episode of C’t Photographie magazine’s podcast, Click Boom Flash, appears every other Sunday at 9:00am. You can find it in all the major podcast directories. listen now apple podcasts, spotify, amazon music Or in your podcast app of choice.
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