Wedding of Bea and Peti

We got in touch with Bea and Peti shortly before their wedding day. We hit it off right from the start. We found many commonalities in our hobbies and even in the way we met (that is, the way they and we had met each other back then). This kind of synchronicity always fills me with a sense of gratitude mixed with curiosity. I don’t believe in coincidences, but I do believe in certain signs. Nature is governed by a universal order, and for a reason, it occasionally brings its inhabitants together at a single point...

We waited for the wedding party to arrive at the Kakucs town hall. For once, the bride was ready before everyone else. It was scorching hot outside that day—at least 40 degrees in the shade—but the air conditioning in the town hall was working perfectly. The groom arrived in style in a massive Ford Raptor, and soon the beautiful bride—who had been kept hidden in the meantime—emerged from one of the cars. Shortly thereafter, the civil ceremony began, which took place in a very cheerful yet touching atmosphere. Thanks to the practical layout of the registry office, we were able to take photos and video from various angles, including from the gallery, and there was abundant—more than enough—light flooding the room, so I hardly had to use the flash at all.

The church ceremony took place at the Dabas-Gyóni Lutheran Church, followed by the wedding reception at the Tánti restaurant, where we were also invited as guests. We liked the venue so much that while they were serving up the home-style dishes—each one more delicious than the last—we started a little creative photo shoot. We hope to see you again, if not for a baby photo shoot... ;)