Black and white portrait of Anouska Proetta Brandin from Anouska Love Story Editorial Wedding Photography

A genuine love for capturing your day with honesty, romance, and artistry.

I spent over ten years photographing fashion campaigns before I fell in love with weddings. That way of seeing never left me. Light, fabric, movement. What changed is what I'm looking for. Now it's the glance, the touch, the emotion that only happens once.

I believe the experience is part of the work. Couples often tell me that having me there felt calm, like being held. When you feel at ease, you are fully present, and that is where the most honest images are made.

Based in Ireland, travelling across Europe for weddings rooted in place and feeling.

"I've always been a romantic at heart, and photographing weddings feels like the work I was meant to do. Nothing fulfils me more than connecting with people, telling their stories, and preserving the emotion of a day that will never happen quite the same way again."

"I've always been a romantic at heart, and photographing weddings feels like the work I was meant to do. Nothing fulfils me more than connecting with people, telling their stories, and preserving the emotion of a day that will never happen quite the same way again."

Black and white out of focus image of a couple embracing

Rooted in presence

Listening before acting.

Listening before acting.

I arrive with awareness and allow space for the day to breathe. From that place, moments reveal themselves naturally, without interruption or force.

Black and white photo of Anouska Love Story photographing a couple on a wedding day
black and white photo fo Anouska Proetta Brandon of Anouska Love Story editorial wedding photography talking with a couple

Guidance that feels natural

Stepping in when it helps, easing back when it matters.

Stepping in when it helps, easing back when it matters.

I offer direction with sensitivity. My focus is always on helping you feel settled and at ease, rather than posed or performed.

Portraits as connection

How it feels to be together.

How it feels to be together.

I approach portraits as moments of connection rather than performance, allowing images to emerge from genuine interaction instead of direction.

the love story manifesto

the love story manifesto

I believe a wedding is not a performance. It is a day to be lived, fully and without apology. I believe in presence over perfection. In the quiet glance before the vows. The breath you take when no one is watching. The hand that finds yours without thinking. I believe the most beautiful images are felt before they are seen.

I believe a wedding is not a performance. It is a day to be lived, fully and without apology. I believe in presence over perfection. In the quiet glance before the vows. The breath you take when no one is watching. The hand that finds yours without thinking. I believe the most beautiful images are felt before they are seen.

black and white photo of a couple reading their personal vows on a cliff edge taken by Anouska Love Story Editorial Wedding Photography

I believe in guidance, not direction. In creating space to breathe, so you can simply be yourselves, and let the rest unfold. I believe in light as it falls naturally. In wind catching fabric. In landscapes that hold you rather than frame you. I believe stillness and movement belong together.

I believe in guidance, not direction. In creating space to breathe, so you can simply be yourselves, and let the rest unfold. I believe in light as it falls naturally. In wind catching fabric. In landscapes that hold you rather than frame you. I believe stillness and movement belong together.

A bride in a lace veil walking towards her husand for a first look on a beach in Innishbofin Anouska Love Story
A bride in a lace veil walking towards her husand for a first look on a beach in Innishbofin Anouska Love Story

I believe trust is the foundation of every photograph worth keeping. That calm is something I give, not something I ask of you. That how your day is held matters as much as how it is remembered. I believe in craft. In intention. In restraint. In images made to outlast trends, so they feel as true in fifty years as they do today.

I believe trust is the foundation of every photograph worth keeping. That calm is something I give, not something I ask of you. That how your day is held matters as much as how it is remembered. I believe in craft. In intention. In restraint. In images made to outlast trends, so they feel as true in fifty years as they do today.

photo of couple dancing while guests have sparklers lit around them

I believe in legacy. Not the kind you curate, but the kind you pass down. The photographs your grandchildren will hold and recognise, not as a style, but as you. I am not here to make you look a certain way. I am here to remember how it felt. Rooted in presence. Guided by feeling. Held with care.

I believe in legacy. Not the kind you curate, but the kind you pass down. The photographs your grandchildren will hold and recognise, not as a style, but as you. I am not here to make you look a certain way. I am here to remember how it felt. Rooted in presence. Guided by feeling. Held with care.

TESTIMONIAL


"Her presence on the day was such an important part of the whole thing. She not only put everyone at ease, she enhanced and respected every emotion and vibe as it happened. She has such an intentional balance between knowing exactly when to grab the important portraits, patiently (yet quickly) working through group shots, catching everyone’s best angles, and still letting everyone actually enjoy themselves."

TESTIMONIAL


"Her presence on the day was such an important part of the whole thing. She not only put everyone at ease, she enhanced and respected every emotion and vibe as it happened. She has such an intentional balance between knowing exactly when to grab the important portraits, patiently (yet quickly) working through group shots, catching everyone’s best angles, and still letting everyone actually enjoy themselves."

Aisling & Ciaran

When you’re ready, I’m here.