What a year. Definitely my best year so far, work wise. I have been very lucky to have wonderful couples and families who have trusted me to document their day or their daily life and given me free reign to do so. Thank you.

It has been a very busy year and I have not had time to share my work as much as I would have wanted. A New Year resolution right there. Will try to do that more next year. Promise.

Here are some highlights from 2014. In 2015 I will be launching my new website. Very excited about that. Meanwhile – a very HAPPY NEW YEAR to you all. Big hugs. Let’s have a great 2015 – can’t wait.

I have a soft spot for the English. And English weddings in particular. This is one of my absolute favorite weddings from last year. Very English – as the groom and most of the guests where English – bit also very Danish – as it was held right in the center of Copenhagen. The best of both worlds.

I can’t wait for you all to see this magical winter wedding I shot at Nimb in Tivoli last December. Christmas winter wonderland in Tivoli. Gotta love it.

Fairy lights and glitter and gold everywhere. I actually had a couple of confetti canons in my bag –  but clearly didn’t need them! It was just fabulous and cosy at the same time. And the sweetest couple very much in love. I am still smiling.

A big thanks to Lydia Stamps photography for comming over from the UK and second shooting for me – it was so much fun.

Lovely Cecilie is the daughter of one of my wedding couples – Kristine & Are. So nice to come back and see them again – now being a little new family. Love that part of my job. We had a cosy morning together cathing up and taking pictures.

Crisp blue sky and a bit of snow. Just what I was hoping for for this beautiful winter wedding.
When we arrived at the venue – Jomfruens Egede – the sun was beaming in through the big windows in the bedroom where Denise was getting ready.
All was calm and organised. I had my second shooter Sharon Cooper with me and we were just walking around – doing what we do – recording memories and telling the story. The atmosphere was so loving and emotional – I hope it shines through the pictures.