Questions couples ask us

Spring (April to mid-June) and autumn (mid-September to October) bring soft light and colour. Summer opens the high-alpine spots, winter brings snow down to the villages. We recommend the route that fits your travel date.

Outdoor photoshoots depend on the weather. In case of heavy rain or strong winds, we try to move the shoot to a later date. If that is not possible, we look for an alternative location or a different plan. Some locations may not be accessible in certain conditions, such as high altitude in a snowstorm.

As early as possible, ideally three months or more. If you need a Schengen visa, plan in extra time for the application.

Both. We know a few make-up artists in Switzerland who understand Asian styles, and we are happy to recommend one. You book and pay the artist directly; the price depends on the artist and the travel time. On Sundays most shops are closed, so only private stylists are available.

You get at least 10 preview photos a few days after the shoot. All final images follow after 8 weeks as JPEG in a private online gallery, accessible worldwide.

It depends on the church. Professional photography inside usually needs permission. We are happy to ask on your behalf (for a small fee, regardless of the outcome) and make sure no service is going on. In tourist areas the rules are stricter, and a small donation is appreciated.

We always check the local weather. But weather in the Alps changes quickly and forecasts are often unreliable, so we stay flexible and keep a backup spot ready.

Yes. Tell us your idea and we plan an individual trip. Pick-up from another region is possible upon prior agreement.

Tickets for trams, boats, cable cars and mountain trains are paid by you, for yourselves and for our team (half-fare).