25 Best Wedding Photos From The 2024 Premios FdB Awards
InterviewThe Autumn 2024 round of the Premios FdB Awards marked a grand celebration of excellence in wedding photography. This 37th round brought together the finest talent in the field, showcasing 25 extraordinary images carefully selected from over 1,100 submissions by more than 115 photographers spanning 12 countries.
Each image was rigorously evaluated by a distinguished panel of three international judges, emphasizing the creativity, diversity, and technical mastery that define this unique art form.
These award-winning photographs are more than just stunning visuals—they are profound narratives that encapsulate the essence of love, connection, and the timeless magic of weddings. They remind us that wedding photography transcends documentation, elevating moments into cherished works of art that symbolize the beginning of a beautiful journey.
We invite you to explore the winning images and be inspired by the unparalleled artistry and passion of the photographers behind them.
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Bride Takes Flight! By Jordi Mora Jordi Tudela
Defying Gravity, Bridal Edition By Raul Gori
Divine Debates: Who’s Really In Charge Here? By Stefano Ferrier
All The Feels By Rafael Ramajo
Love’s Memento: Picture-Perfect Forever By David Gil
Shadows Of Love, Canine Guest Included By Mile Vidic
Little Ones Stealing The Spotlight… Again! By Francisco Javier Rodríguez Torres
Ouch, But Make It Bridal! By Gaetano Pipitone
That's nowt, you should see what my feet used to look like after a Saturday in pointe shoes!
Love That Withstands The Strongest Waves By Santiago Moldes
Hugs That Leave Lasting Impressions By Dami Saez
Love Erupts! By Pedro Álvarez
The Cat Knows Secrets About The Dress By Barbara Fabri
Fashion Meets Chaos! By Giuliano Lo Re
Love On The Trail! By Jordi Costa
Sandy Squad Goals! By Jose Ignacio Ruiz
Veil Goals: Caught In The Wind, Just Right By Daria Manuedda
Last Sigarett Before The Wedding By Enrique Gil Arteextremeno
This is as much as I can stand. I've been a wedding photographer. These are dreadful.
A Gaze That Seals A Lifetime By Serena Roscetti
Gazing at the photographer, not her new husband, is a good or a bad omen?
