Xulé Fotografie

As a wedding photographer based in Roosendaal, Xulé Photography puts your story into images in a way that feels like reliving the day. My work is rooted in authenticity: no stiff poses, but real moments — the nerves before the ceremony, small gestures, a tear of emotion or an unnoticed smile during a speech. I prefer to work as a ‘fly-on-the-wall’: observing carefully and being present without dominating, so your wedding reportage becomes organic and full of feeling. My approach is pure, loving and timeless. I believe photos that don’t chase trends but convey the atmosphere and emotion of your day will still move you years from now. That’s why I pay special attention to the in-between moments and details — from rings and flowers to the looks shared between you and your guests. My love for black-and-white photography often complements that approach; those images emphasize light, emotion and personality without distraction. Working with me means relaxed preparation and a personal introductory meeting. We’ll talk about who you are, which moments matter most to you and what you expect from me. Many couples also choose a loveshoot (engagement shoot) as part of the preparation: a lovely way to experience what it’s like in front of my lens and to feel at ease before the wedding day. As a photographer from Brabant I’m at home in Roosendaal and the surrounding area — from Breda to Zeeland — and I’m happy to travel to special locations. My background in Audiovisual Techniques and years of practical experience give me the confidence to make the right decisions at every moment and to create the most beautiful images. What you receive is more than photos: a wedding reportage that brings back the feeling of your day. I deliver carefully edited images in colour and in the beloved black-and-white, with attention to cohesion, light and emotion. If you’re looking for a personal, involved and documentary wedding photographer who tells your story with calm and care, get in touch and let’s see if we click — that click often makes the difference between pretty pictures and truly evocative memories.