Go somewhere extraordinary.
Stay completely yourselves.

01 “We eloped in the fjords with just the two of us, Serg, and Alex, and it still feels like a dream. They moved as a team without us ever feeling crowded, hiking for hours, completely unbothered by the wind and cold. The photos capture something we didn’t know how to put into words, the quiet, the scale of the mountains, the way we looked at each other when no one else was watching.”

Jonas and Freya — Norway elopement · Photo: Serg

02 “Serg and Antony didn’t just document our elopement, they understood why we wanted one. No guest list, no schedule, just us and the landscape. Antony’s film opens with wind sound and silence before a single word is spoken, and by the end we were both crying. Combined with Serg’s stills, it feels like we got two completely different art forms telling the same story.”

Noah and Elin — Iceland elopement · Photo + film: Serg & Antony

03 “We wanted our elopement to feel like an adventure, not a photoshoot, and Serg and Alex delivered exactly that. They climbed the same ridge we did, in the same weather, working around each other so naturally we sometimes forgot there were two cameras there at all. The result is a set of images so intimate and cinematic that we still can’t believe it’s us in them.”

Lucas and Sofia — Dolomites elopement · Photo: Serg, Alex

04 “We almost skipped video entirely, and it would have been the biggest mistake of our wedding. Antony’s film isn’t a highlight reel, it’s five minutes that feel like being back on that cliff, wind in the microphone, our actual vows, our actual voices shaking. We’ve watched it more times than we can count, and it still gets us every time.”

Ben and Charlotte — Scotland elopement · Film: Antony

05 “We got married on a mountain with no one but Serg and our vows for company, and it was the best decision we made. He carried gear up terrain most photographers would refuse, stayed patient through changing weather, and captured a version of our love that felt bigger than either of us. Every photo still gives us chills.”

Adrian and Wiktoria — Tatra Mountains elopement · Photo: Serg

06 “Serg and Antony made an elopement in the middle of nowhere feel completely effortless. They handled the logistics, the unpredictable weather, the remote locations, all of it, so we could just be present with each other. What we got back wasn’t just photos and a film, it was proof that the wildest, quietest day of our lives actually happened exactly the way we remember it. We watch Antony’s edit almost as often as we look at the photo album.”

Felix and Amara — Faroe Islands elopement · Photo + film: Serg & Antony

07 “We chose to elope specifically to avoid anything that felt performative, and Serg and Alex were the only team we found who seemed to genuinely get that. They split up naturally, one catching wide shots of the trail, the other close on our faces, and somehow the images from both never once repeat each other. Looking at the photos now, we don’t see a photoshoot, we see our actual wedding day from every angle.”

Theo and Ingrid — Swiss Alps elopement · Photo: Serg, Alex

08 “Eloping meant everything to us was smaller except the landscape, and Antony’s film matched that energy perfectly. No forced narration, no cheesy music drops, just the actual sound of the wind and water and our own voices. The black-and-white grade he used for part of the edit feels timeless, like it could have been shot decades ago.”

Mateusz and Zofia — Norwegian fjords elopement · Film: Antony

09 “We told Serg and Antony we wanted authenticity over perfection, and they delivered both without us realizing it was even possible. Serg hiked with us at 4am for the light while Antony worked the film almost silently in the background. Between the stills and the short film, we now have two ways to relive that morning, and both feel equally real.”

Callum and Ines — Lofoten elopement · Photo + film: Serg & Antony

10 “An elopement is supposed to feel personal, and that’s exactly what Serg and Alex gave us, no performance, no posing, just two people, a mountain, and a small team quietly documenting it all. We’ve shown these photos to people who don’t even know us, and every single one says the same thing: it doesn’t look real. It felt real to us.”

Oskar and Lena — Slovak High Tatras elopement · Photo: Serg, Alex