Notes on light, space and calm weddings

Concrete, glass and open sky can make a wedding feel timeless — or cold. Here is how we read a building before we ever bring a couple inside.

Hard midday shadows or soft evening gold? The minute you say your vows changes every photograph. A production lead’s guide to timing.

Sixty guests, one long table and a concrete house in the hills above Lisbon. How Mara and Theo planned a wedding that felt like a long lunch with everyone they love.

Fewer elements, chosen well, read as calm in every photograph. Our design lead on building a wedding palette with almost nothing.

A month-by-month rhythm we use with every couple — what to decide, when to decide it and what can safely wait.

A cloister turned gallery, a modernist rooftop and a tile factory with perfect north light. Five places we have opened for couples — and what they demand.

A glass pavilion in Copenhagen, a dinner timed to the long Nordic dusk and a ceremony with no aisle at all.

One typeface, cotton paper and generous margins. Why the simplest invitations end up on the fridge for a year.