Movement is everything to me. Ballet was my first passion and that's probably what makes me seek fluidity when I shoot. The movement can come from a hand touching an arm or the wind ruffling the hair, but I always find it magical and I love to stop that instant in a picture.

Intensity comes from emotions. I often see couples at weddings getting absorbed by the schedule, trying to have the entire "show" running perfectly on time while making everybody happy, forgetting about enjoying the moment. I mean, you're getting married! Do you want to remember the stress of the day or how happy you were to be marrying the love of your life? That's why I never add extra pressure on my couples - like I see some other photographers and videographers do (sorry) - making them waste time for that extra shot or trying to create a frame with your entire wedding party, all in a perfect pose.

Most of my photos are spontaneous candids or semi-candids, meaning that instead of posing still and look into the camera - which makes a perfect Vanity Fair cover but doesn't really remind you of any emotion at all - I'll ask you and your entire wedding party to form a group and walk towards me and look at each other, which always ends up in beautiful images full of movement, and smiles, and warmth. Sounds nice, doesn't it?