Evelina & Andrian

Four Days, Twenty-Five Hearts

Evelina & Andrian gave us four days we’ll never forget. It started with horses, open fields, and the kind of quiet you only get right before something big. Then came the laughter of their families arriving, the silly games, the stories by the fire, and the feeling that this wasn’t just two people getting married — it was two families becoming one.

Their wedding day was pure energy — vows that had everyone tearing up, dancing that never stopped, and a pool party at 3 in the morning that nobody saw coming. And just when we thought it couldn’t get any better, we all piled into cars and drove the Transfăgărășan together. Mountains, food, laughter, singing — it felt less like a wedding trip and more like a long weekend with friends who didn’t want it to end.

On that last night, when everyone was still buzzing with joy, we showed them a little preview of their wedding. Watching their faces light up, seeing tears and laughter all at once… it reminded us why we do this. Not for the photos or the videos, but for the people, the moments, and the friendships that stay long after.

A Little Extra Note

This was a full four-day story in Avrig, Romania:

Day 1: a pre-wedding horse photoshoot in the fields
Day 2: family arrivals, games, quizzes, bingo nights, stories by the fire, and even us helping prepare the morning décor
Day 3: the wedding day itself — from heartfelt vows to a pool party that lasted until 3 a.m.
Day 4: a road trip along the Transfăgărășan with traditional food, laughter, and mountains

We documented it all in digital photography, video, and vlogs — and the film photos are coming soon. On their last night, we wrapped it all up with a short wedding preview, so everyone could relive those days while still inside the joy of it.

more of their weekend will come later this year…

same weekend edit

We sometimes create same-day or same-weekend edits as a surprise for our couples. Since it’s only the two of us, without a bigger team, these edits are done quickly on the spot. They’re not the final quality of our films, but a way to bring the joy back to life right away.”