European Venues

The European venues where we choose to work: Lake Como, Tuscany, Amalfi Coast, and the French Riviera.







The Photographer

Andreas photographs destination weddings across Europe. His work prioritizes emotional depth over editorial convention. 

Zac Posen meets film noir

Working with gowns by one of my favourite designers is definitely poses a specific challenge: Zac Posen’s designs transformed the aesthetic of the fashion industry, and I knew, that doing justice to the iconic designer, I had to create something simple, sophisticated, but still punchy and potent as a dry martini. Geometry of the body, history of art, dramatic backdrop layering, geometric juxtapositions, all became elements of experimentation.

As a boy – not much older than my own daughter now – I spent some beautiful days with my mother teaching me about artists like Edward Hopper, Georgia O’Keefe and Lyonel Feininger.

Anchored in this classical education, this photoshoot became a sort of tribute to my favourite painters and photographers that make up my visual dictionary. Inspired by modernism, modern dance, film noir, and of course my constant companion in everything I do – music, I decided to give myself unprecedented permission to explore that narrow corridor between fashion and wedding photography.

PHOTOGRAPHY : ANDREAS K. GEORGIOU | GOWNS : ZAC POSEN; WHITE ONE | BRIDAL ATELIER : GALA MONTENAPOLEONE | HAIR & MAKE-UP : ANDREAS ZEN | ORCHID EARRINGS : ANDREAS ZEN | HAND-PAINTED BACKDROPS : ANDREAS K. GEORGIOU | CO-PRODUCED BY GALA MONTENAPOLEONE & ANDREAS K. GEORGIOU | MUSE : MARIA SIRAY

My models are never live mannequins for the clothes , but complex, etherial (if not otherworldly)
 actresses.

This shoot had to be the kind of imagery that registers as a provocative visual statement of  femininity as a gentle force.

photograph exquisite weddings at Europe's most distinguished venues.

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AKG blends classical technique with modern sensibility to create photography that feels both intimate and enduring. My work is personal, not prescriptive, shaped by a commitment to seeing each couple as individuals rather than types.