Wedding ENERGY. Editorial IMPACT.

Wedding photographer for couples who want more than just a record of the day.

 

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Your wedding shouldn’t look like my portfolio.

Every wedding has different light, different energy, different people. My signature stays. The result never looks the same.

Documentary photography, real moments, and direction when it matters. Not to make the day look perfect. But to make it look like yours.

 

Black-and-white wedding portrait with the bride in the foreground and the groom standing in the doorway, lit by hard light.

What you can expect from me.

01  STRONG IMAGERY

Light, composition and portraiture with a purpose.

I don’t just want to document that you were there. I want to create photographs with an atmosphere of their own. Images that can stand on their own.


 

02 REAL MOMENTS

The best moments rarely go to plan.

Laughter, nerves, chaos, tears, dancing. I pay attention to what’s really happening instead of trying to turn your day into a perfectly staged story.


 

03  CALM DIRECTION

I know when to guide you. And when to stay out of the way.

Very few people know how to pose, and you don’t need to. When needed, I’ll step in, guide you, and we’ll be done in a few minutes. The rest of the day, you can simply enjoy it.


 

Fashion close-up portrait of the bride and groom.
Group photo of wedding guests in the garden of a luxury villa.
Wild late-night wedding party.
Newlyweds embracing in a church beneath a cross, bathed in dramatic light and haze.
Newlyweds beneath the tall columns of a historic colonnade during their wedding portrait session.
Black-and-white newlywed portrait with the atmosphere of old Prague in front of the National Theatre.

I decided that I wouldn’t settle for anything less than my dream photos… Exceptional photos, but we also gained a new friend.

Maria & Giorgos

No template.

Three weddings. Three completely different energies.

Wedding at Chateau Mcely: the newlyweds’ first kiss beneath a floral arch with colorful fireworks in the background.

Chateau Mcely: Elegant start. Epic finish.

A Chateau Mcely wedding. A mirrored aisle, autumn sun, a Ferrari and two fireworks displays.

Black-and-white photograph of the bride and groom smiling at each other.

Cyprus: 800 guests. One long night.

From morning Cypriot traditions to the dance floor at Lexeko Estate. We didn’t pack up our gear until 3 a.m.

Bride and groom at sunset.

Obelisk: Sunset ceremony. Then straight to the party.

A Czech-Spanish wedding at Obelisk Winery that started at golden hour and ended on the dance floor at dawn.

He managed to be present everywhere, but in a very unobtrusive way, allowing us to experience the day naturally.

Nela & Frank

Jindrich Nejedly, wedding photographer

Jindrich Nejedly Wedding Photographer

 

I grew up on documentary and street photography. Over time, I started bringing a fashion eye into both.

At weddings, I combine the need to be right inside the action with the urge to create images with a character of their own.

Most of the time, I let the scene unfold naturally. But when I see the chance to create something stronger, I take control.

 

I photograph weddings in Prague, across the Czech Republic and throughout Europe. I take on 12 to 15 weddings a year, so I can give each one the attention it deserves.

More about me

I didn’t want to spend much time on the photo shoot. And omg - he made the most incredible photos in the dark!

Lucy & David

70+ Google reviews

Have a date? Tell me about it.

Tell me a few basics about your wedding. I’ll get back to you personally, and we’ll see if we’re a good fit.

More selected wedding stories and inspiration.

Portrait of fashion designer Debbie Brown as a bride with her groom.

Debbie Brown’s Wedding as a Fashion Show

The designer dressed the entire wedding in her own creations. Karlovy Vary, no traditions, and a red pump planted straight into the wedding cake.

Portrait of the groom embracing the bride’s leg as she sits on a red sofa.

Hotel Passage. Modern wedding, no clichés.

Instead of a traditional wedding shoot, we created modern fashion-driven wedding content. Apparently, that’s not really a thing in Brno.

portrét nevěsty a ženicha pod závojem u tmavé stěny

Cattaleya: The rain didn’t ruin this wedding. It made it.

Lucka and Jirka didn’t care about the weather. Fog over Čeladná, a ceremony under clear umbrellas, and a party that kicked off with fireworks.

Have a date?

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