Our feature on the Santorini destination wedding of Dimitra and Nicos is not yet over and we’re happy to finish it off with their trash the dress session, also in the town of Imerovigli. And I said in my previous post of their wedding photos that there is just too many of the good stuff, here are definitely some more.

So please do enjoy the photos, and if you missed the previous post of the actual wedding ceremony, please click here. This is a Santorini destination wedding unlike anything you’ve seen before :)

It is common to hear people say that too much of a good thing is bad. Genrally, that is true, but not all the time. There will be instances when having too much of a good thing will just plainly be what it is, which is ‘too much of a good thing’. Case in point is today’s feature of Dimitra and Nikos’ destination wedding in Santorini, Greece or more exactly in the town of Imerovigli.

Imerovigli is one of the major municipalities in Santorini and the one that is situated on the island’s highest point and is thus called “balcony to the Aegean”. It is not as dense or as popular as other towns, Oia or Fira but its charm and vantage point makes it awe-inspiringly beautiful especially for weddings.

Just the place itself is already too much of a good thing. The sea, the sky, and the blues and the whites, who can go wrong in such a magnificent setting? Then I have the nicest most beautiful couple in Dimitra and Nikos whose wedding ceremony is unlike anything I’ve been to, much more covered before. If that isn’t enough, how about the fact that Dimitra suddenly surprises us with a red-dyed hair? I know that for most people that is where the ‘too much’ line is drawn but I loved it to bits. It was the perfect complement to what is already an epic undertaking. On top of all these, there is the perfect weather, the chic White hotel, the fabulous shoes and the wedding dress, and everything just goes on and on.

Now what I’m most happy about is that Metrophoto is there to capture all of these amazing things. See there isn’t such a thing as too much of a good thing if it can be captured uniquely and beautifully – to show the spirit of the place and the soul of the celebration. This is the reason I’m perplexed with people who spend huge amounts of money and travel great distances to have the most memorable wedding but hire inept wedding photographers or one-trick ponies who does the same thing wherever they go, i just don’t see the point in that.

So allow us to brag and little and say that we are proud with the set of photographs we were able to come-up with in bringing to life, in a lot of angles, emotions, details, and beauty, what is truly a breathtaking wedding experience. Too much of a good thing is not bad, too much of a good thing is Metrophoto and we’ll be back again next year for a another wonderful destination wedding booked in Santorini.

Enjoy each and every frame from this wedding and we would like to thanks Dimitra and Nikos for making us part of their wedding. Stay tuned for our next post when we feature their post-wedding photographs. :)

A sneak peek of Nikos and Dmitra’s Santorini Wedding. The ceremony was held at the island’s highest point in Imerovigli, Santorini. So grateful to be blessed with a destination wedding that is as amazing as this. Stay tuned for more photos from this Santorini destination wedding soon. :)

While I was out shooting in Santorini late last year, I made a comment saying that the place is inexhaustible. For a destination photographer like me, it was not only like a goose that lays golden eggs for beautiful photographs after beautiful photographs but it’s like a whole golden goose farm of endless money. It was the fountain of epicness!

And epic indeed was our shoot there. We had Jaris (pronounced as Ha-ris) and Evgenia (or Jenny to those who is having a hard time like me) for their Trash the Dress session and I don’t think we could have gotten better subjects. They are as awesome and the place and Jenny is probably one of the most gorgeous bride I had the chance to work with. I had everything served to me in a silver platter (more of white and blue actually) and I took every bit of advantage that I can.

I’m grateful to Wedpro for the invitation they gave to shoot and share ideas with them and I cannot wait for the next one.

Have a feast =)

I’m going to say it upfront. I’m sure some explanation is required when the title says Santorini in Greece and then you don’t see the breathtaking white and blue houses cascading toward the Mediterranean sea. So yes, these photos of Jaris and Evgenia are still in the awesome island of Santorini in Greece. But instead of what’s expected, we shot in areas that’s not as common as discovered during the scouting of the Wedpro team.

Rich red volcanic rocks define this shoot that we had right smack in the middle of noon for a whole different intense feel of the light (that’s evident in the high contrast feel of the photos). Sure enough our couple provided the justice needed to create something hot as the midday sun. hahaha.

Enjoy this photos of Santorini and later today we’ll post what y’all have been waiting for… those little white houses that make your jaws drop. =)