A wedding
Martha & Eitam
A gilded church in the morning, confetti on the steps, and the walk down to the sea that finished the day.
The dress that had to walk
Martha's gown was made for a day that moved. Vows under gilt woodwork, confetti in the street, a procession of guests down a hill in August, and then the coast road — so it was cut clean, in a weight that would not wilt, with a skirt she could gather in one hand.
That is the difference between a dress photographed on a stand and a dress worn for fourteen hours. Both matter. Only one of them is the point.
The photographs
17 frames
- Portrait on the steps, bouquet in hand
- The gilded interior during the ceremony
- Exchanging rings at the altar
- First kiss, guests behind
- Turning to the congregation
- Confetti on the church steps
- Guests showering the couple
- Walking out into the street
- The procession down the hill
- Gathering the skirt to walk
- The bridal party on the coast road
- Above the water, hand in hand
- The whole party on the sea wall
- Walking the promenade together
- Close: her hand on his face
- The couple at the reception table
- Candles, flowers and the last of the light
Made to order
Begin your own
Every gown here was cut once, to one person's measurements. Yours would be too — the first fitting is on us, in the atelier or by video.
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