LC Photography

Boho flowers, rustic wood and a willingness to travel to a Piedmont vineyard or a Mallorca finca define LC Photography, the two-person team of Leandra Vogt and Cristian Iglesias. They met in 2013, have shared a love of photography since that year, and are also a couple. We love how much of their pitch rests on a specific look, and it suits any wedding with wild flowers and warm wood in it. The pages are in German, so the languages each of them speaks are the most useful detail for a couple planning from abroad.

Two photographers, five languages between them

Leandra Vogt speaks German and English. She has photographed since she bought her camera in 2008, and dancing is her second passion. Cristian Iglesias speaks German, Spanish, Italian, English and French. He photographs people at events as well as landscapes and architecture on city trips, and he makes short films in his spare time. Both keep photography beside other work: she works at an online marketing agency, he as an independent asset manager.

That split suits an international guest list. With English on both sides and Spanish, Italian and French on Cristian's, a couple who bring family from several countries have a good chance of finding a shared language on the day.

Home in Aargau and Lucerne, willing to travel

The team lives in the cantons of Aargau and Lucerne, near Baden, and travels across Switzerland. Mountains, a rustic barn and the water's edge are the Swiss settings they name, and they also go abroad, with a Piedmont vineyard, a Mallorca finca and Ibiza as examples. Tuscany comes up as well. Travel fees and terms are not published, so that is a question for the first message.

Boho and rustic, with the couple in front

A boho section closes the wedding offer and opens with a question to couples: are you getting married boho? The team loves wild flowers, plenty of wood and small details, and also simpler, natural days. During the day they stay in the background yet remain close, especially during getting ready and the couple portraits, and they describe themselves as easygoing and cheerful, and they aim to pass their own calm on to you. Your vows among wild flowers, or dinner at a long wooden table, are exactly the scenes their boho section is written for.

In the portfolio, one gallery is an intimate ceremony in Aarau. Others are labeled as a mountain wedding of Steffi and Kilian and a wedding of Melanie and Dimi. The team offers two things only, wedding reportage and couple shootings, the latter planned with the couple as a natural shoot. A narrow range is a point in their favor: weddings and couples are all they sell.

FaceTime for civil ceremonies, a home visit for full weddings

Planning starts with a conversation. A full wedding starts with a thorough preliminary meeting, held at the team's own home whenever possible. For a civil ceremony the preliminary talk happens by FaceTime, which suits a couple who live in another country or time zone.

What you receive differs a little by package. After a civil ceremony you get a sneak peek straight after the wedding, then every edited photo on USB sticks together with prints. For a full wedding the same sneak peek and the same files, edited in what the team calls the LC look, arrive in a gift box with USB sticks and prints, and a web gallery with a download function is available on request. A physical box of prints and sticks is a keepsake you can hand to parents who would never open a download link.

Albums in two sizes, laid out by the team

An album can be added to any package. There are two ways to do it: the photographers choose and design everything, or you send a selection of about 150 images and the team lays out the book. Sizes are 30x30 and 25x25 cm, and a smaller album for parents is possible. The price is on request.

Ria and Rico, on a ceremony singer's page

The singer Sarah Huber, who performs at ceremonies and weddings, credits LC Photography for a photo of the couple Ria and Rico on her ceremonies page. It is a small sign, but it shows the team's wedding work in use by another wedding supplier.

Quotes on request, cantons rather than a street

No street address is published, only the cantons, and an "Unverbindliche Offerte" link in the menu starts a non-binding quote request. No package prices are published, so budget questions go in that first message. Ask which of the two will lead your day if English matters to you; with Leandra and Cristian both speaking it, either answer works in your favor.