Austria, Franta, Rusia, Polonia, Elvetia, Mexic, Maroc, Slovacia, Italia, si bineinteles Romania. Nu e reclama la vre-un turneu turistic 7 tari in 6 zile, ci sant tarile de unde Ciprian si Ioana au avut invitati. Pentru mine, asta a fost una dintre surprizele evenimentului. Stiam ca Ciprian lucreaza intr-o multinationala inca din primavara, cand ne-am intalnit pentru a discuta despre evenimentul lor, insa n-as putea spune ca ma asteptam sa fie o nunta “internationala”. Si daca tot au avut invitati de peste mari si tari, s-au straduit si au reusit cu succes sa organizeze un eveniment deosebit. Sant convins ca invitatii lor isi vor aduce aminte  cu placere de timpul petrecut aici in Romania.

O alta surpriza placuta a fost degajarea de care au dat dovada cei doi in fata aparatului de fotografiat. Fara a incerca sa demonstreze veleitati de fotomodele, au fost atat de naturali, dar mai ales, atat de vizibil indragostiti unul de celalalt! Si cred ca acest ultim lucru a contat cel mai mult pentru fotografii. De obicei, miresele isi exteriorizeaza mult mai usor emotiile, insa de data aceasta nici Ciprian nu s-a lasat mai prejos. A dat dovada de atata entuziasm,bucurie, si buna dispozitie cum rar poti sa vezi la un mire, lucru care nu a facut decat sa-mi usureze misiunea.

Si daca intr-unul din ultimele posturi de pe blog va spuneam ca un motiv pentru care merita sa-ti rezervi timp pentru o sedinta foto este faptul ca ai o rezerva pentru diverse situatii neprevazute, de data aceasta am sa va prezint un alt argument, cu un citat din emailul trimis de Ioana, dupa ce au primit fotografiile: “…am apreciat mult toata experienta sesiunii foto in sine. Orele petrecute in Centrul vechi si la Mogosa au fost de fapt singurele momente in care am fost rupti de nebunia generala si in care eu si Cipri am avut timp unul pentru celalalt…”

English version:

Austria, France, Russia, Poland, Switzerland, Mexico, Morocco, Slovakia, Italy and of course Romania. This is not advertising or a travel tour 7 countries in 6 days – these are the countries from where Ciprian and Ioana had guests at their weeding. For me, this was one of the biggest surprises of the event. I knew that Ciprian was working in an international company since spring, when we met to discuss about their wedding, but I didn’t expect it to be an “international” one. And if they had guests from all over the world, they tried and successfully managed to organize a special weeding. I’m sure that all their guests will remember with pleasure the time they spent in Romania.

Another good surprise was the casualness and the release that the bride and the groom hadshown in front of the camera. Without trying to demonstrate ambitions of models, they’ve been so natural, and especially, so obviously in love. And I believe that the last thing mattered the most for the pictures. Usually, the brides externalize their emotions easier, but this time Ciprian hasn’t been inferior from this point of view. He showed so much enthusiasm, happiness and good mood that not often can be seen at a groom. This thing just made my job easier.

If in one of the last posts on blog I told you that one good reason to saving time for photo session is because you should have a reserve for various unpredictablesituations, this time I will tell you another reason, with a quote from the email send by Ioana, after receiving the photos: “…we appreciated very much the experience of photo session. The hours we spent in the Old Centre of the town and at Mogosa were, in fact, the only moments when we were out of the general madness and in which I and Cipri had time for each other…”