Kamera Luna

Kamera Luna is the wedding photography and video business of Lukas and Nina, who describe themselves as wedding photographers, videographers and lifestyle photographers. They call themselves two St. Gallen-loving, open and determined wedding photographers who love to record unique love stories, and their galleries center on eastern Switzerland. The pitch on their homepage is short: "echte Momente. echte Nähe." (real moments, real closeness). Couples can book them for photos, for a wedding video, or for both.

How they photograph

Their homepage promise is that their photography keeps the day the way it felt, natural, touching and unaltered. With their cameras, they write, they tell the couple's unique story in all its facets: loving glances, a hidden smile and the really big moments too. They focus on the big picture and on the small things at the same time.

What they like best are the raw moments, when the couple does not even notice they are being photographed. Those moments, in their words, tell the story as it deserves to be told: happy, chaotic, tearful and full of love. They add that spending time with the people they photograph, and turning a shoot into a day to remember, is as much part of the passion as the pictures themselves.

Photo and video from one team

The testimonials show how couples use them. Jana and Lukas write that a friend recommended Kamera Luna, that they felt completely at ease at the getting-to-know-you shoot, and that the pair covered their wedding with photos and a wedding video; both, they say, turned out incredibly beautiful. Stephanie and Tobias write, "Jedes Detail, jeder Moment wurde mit so viel Gefühl festgehalten" (every detail, every moment was recorded with so much feeling), and describe the two as absolutely professional and also warm, relaxed people who work with joy and passion. Nadine and Oliver thank them for a straightforward, reliable and very pleasant collaboration.

The getting-to-know-you shoot that Jana and Lukas mention is worth noting for nervous couples. It gave them a chance to feel comfortable with Nina and Lukas before the wedding, and it is the kind of session a couple can ask about when they choose a package, although the homepage does not list it as a standard part of the offer.

For couples who want both stills and a film, one booking with a single team is the practical advantage here: one first meeting, one set of arrangements for the day and one point of contact afterwards. The site does not say how the two divide the work between photo and video on the day.

Weddings shown

The gallery section features three weddings: Gabrielle and Pasquale at the Militärkantine in St. Gallen, Linda and Michi at the Römerhaus in Kreuzlingen, and Melodi and Samuel's elopement. There is also a link to all galleries. For a couple planning a wedding in St. Gallen or around Kreuzlingen, these galleries are the quickest way to see how the pair handle venues in the region.

Services and pricing

Under "Select your service" they explain that their offers are tailored to each couple, that at a wedding the couple decides how long to have them there and what matters to them, and that couples choose a package from their offers. The site has a separate Investment page and a shop in its menu, but the homepage itself shows no prices.

Weddings and elopements are the main focus, but the testimonials also show newborn, baby and portrait work. Several of these mention that Nina came to the family's home for a newborn shoot, and that her calm, patient manner took away the parents' nerves. One baby-shoot family writes that they received their photos by link. That is the only delivery detail on the page, and it concerns a baby shoot rather than a wedding. Laura, a portrait client, writes that she has done several shoots with them and followed their work almost from the start, and that they respond to every wish and manage to exceed expectations. Another family, facing a very hard time after a diagnosis following the birth, writes that the at-home session was uncomplicated and that the pictures became an important anchor for them. Together these reviews describe a pair who take time with people, which is exactly what a wedding day with nervous family members needs.

Contact and first call

The contact section invites questions through a form, and says they try to answer inquiries within 72 hours. Couples can also book a free 15-minute first conversation online, which is a low-effort way for a couple abroad to meet them before deciding. The email address is hallo@kameraluna.ch and the phone number is +41 78 888 56 09.

What the site does not answer

The homepage does not state wedding prices, the number of images, a delivery time for wedding photos or films, or whether an album is offered. It does not describe the wedding video (length, style) or say whether both of them attend every wedding. How far they travel beyond eastern Switzerland is not stated. The site is written in German with English headings such as "Choose your experience" and "Meet your photographer", and it does not say whether they work in English, so that is a question for the free first call.

Questions worth raising on the first call

Because the homepage leaves the practical detail to the offer page and the first conversation, a couple from abroad can use the free call to settle the essentials at once: which hours of the day they would cover, whether Lukas and Nina both attend, how long the finished film runs and how the photos are delivered, when the pictures arrive, whether an album can be ordered, and how travel is charged if the wedding is outside St. Gallen. Language belongs on that list too, since the site does not address it.

Who they suit

Kamera Luna suits couples marrying in St. Gallen or elsewhere in eastern Switzerland who want relaxed, unposed pictures, and especially couples who want photos and a wedding film from the same pair. Elopement couples will find an elopement among the featured galleries. The free 15-minute call and the stated 72-hour reply time make first contact easy from abroad. The caveats are the lack of published wedding details on the homepage and a German-language site that leaves the language question open.