Layanan
Fotografi Pernikahan
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Yang termasuk
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Akad & Resepsi
Dua fotografer sepanjang hari, tanpa batas jumlah foto akhir.
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Prosesi Adat
Siraman, midodareni, panggih, sungkeman — kami pelajari urutannya sebelum hari H.
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Prewedding
Setengah hari di lokasi pilihan Anda, dijadwalkan mengikuti cahaya.
How a full day actually runs
We arrive before the makeup is finished. Not to photograph, but to look: where the windows are, which way the doors open, which corner will fill with guests. Those first thirty minutes decide the rest of the day, and they are the part that never appears in the final gallery.
After that we disappear as much as we can. We do not stop a procession to repeat it, we do not ask guests to step aside, and we do not move things that belong where they are. If a moment is missed, it is missed — a risk we accept deliberately, because a repeated moment always looks like a repeated moment.
The only part we direct is the couple session, and even then rarely more than fifteen minutes. We ask you to walk, not to pose. The photograph people end up printing is usually taken four seconds after they forget a camera is there.
For long days or two venues we come as a pair or a trio. Not to make more photographs, but so nobody has to choose between standing at the ceremony and standing in the dressing room.
What happens after the day
Within two or three days you receive a preview of around thirty photographs — enough to share with family while the memory is still warm, and enough to show you where the full gallery is heading.
The complete gallery follows. Every photograph is edited individually: skin tone matched across rooms, contrast set to the light that was actually there, and no preset applied flatly across the whole day. A ceremony under warm indoor light and a reception under stage light must not look like they came from two different weddings.
We do not remove people, replace skies, or slim anyone down. If something distracting can be cleaned without changing what happened — a cable on the floor, a bin in the corner — we take care of it.
We do not hand over raw files. The reason is not a secret: the edit is half the work, and an unedited frame is not our finished piece but its raw material.
Questions we are often asked
How long until we see the photographs?
A preview of about thirty images in two to three days. The full gallery in four to six weeks, depending on how busy the season is. If you need a few frames sooner for something specific, just ask — it can usually be arranged.
How many photographs do we receive?
For a full day, usually between four and eight hundred edited images, depending on the length of the day and the number of guests. We do not chase a number: near-duplicates are cut, because a gallery the owner has to sift through themselves is not a gift.
Do you hand over the raw files?
No. The edit is half the work, and an unedited frame is our raw material rather than our finished piece. What you receive are full-resolution images with no watermark, free to print and share.
Do you travel?
Yes. We are based in Solo and work most often across Central Java and Yogyakarta, but we travel regularly to Jakarta and elsewhere. For longer journeys we arrive the day before, so that no part of your day depends on the road.
Do you know the Javanese ceremonial sequence?
We do. Siraman, midodareni, the ijab, panggih with balangan gantal and kacar-kucur, through to sungkeman. We also know how Solo Putri differs from Yogyakarta paes ageng, and that is not a matter of vocabulary — the two need light from different directions.
How many of you come on the day?
It depends on the day. One venue with a relaxed run-down can be covered by two of us. Two venues, or a morning ceremony and an evening reception, usually needs three so nobody has to choose between the dressing room and the ceremony.
Do you also shoot film?
No, we work entirely digitally. Some images are black and white, but that is an editing decision rather than a medium.
We are not comfortable in front of a camera. Does that matter?
Those are the couples who come to us most. A documentary approach means you are not asked to pose all day — the directed session is ten to fifteen minutes and the rest is watching. Almost everyone stops feeling awkward by the third minute, because nothing is waiting on them to perform.
How do we book a date?
Send a WhatsApp message with the date, the city, and the venue if you have one. We reply with availability and whatever we need to ask. We take one wedding per day.
