- 2025
Atelier 333
"Eduard and Thea, where do we start! From the first message to the last, they have been absolutely..."
"My wife Oana already knew who our wedding photographers would be before I even asked her to marry..."
About this supplier
On Hitched.co.uk since 2024
Last update: October 2026
Two photographers. One shared vision. Almost 20 years of experience. And rather a lot of cameras.
Meet Thea and Eduard, the husband-and-wife team behind atelier333, based near Glasgow and photographing weddings across Scotland.
Together for 21 years and photographing weddings for 19, they've learned a thing or two about love, patience and working as a team. They've also learned that two photographers can see very different things happening at exactly the same moment. Fortunately, that's rather useful at weddings.
Their approach is relaxed, natural and documentary-led. They love the laughter, the happy tears, the nervous excitement, the wonderfully unpredictable relatives and all those little moments that nobody planned but everyone remembers.
They believe a wedding should feel like a wedding, not an eight-hour photoshoot. Of course, they'll happily help with beautiful portraits and family photographs, but the real magic often happens when people forget there's a camera nearby.
Working together means two perspectives on your day. While one captures the big moments, the other might notice a quiet exchange, a mischievous smile or something hilarious happening just outside the spotlight.
And then there's their love of analogue photography.
Alongside digital photography, atelier333 offers genuine 35mm and medium-format film photography, carefully developed by hand in their own darkroom. Yes, actual film. Yes, actual chemicals. And yes, they genuinely enjoy spending hours in a dark room making photographs appear.
Film can be a beautiful addition to your wedding coverage, bringing its own distinctive character and timeless charm.
Above all, Thea and Eduard want you to enjoy your wedding, laugh freely, be yourselves and have photographs that bring it all back years later.
Real people. Real emotions. Beautifully imperfect moments. And two photographers who genuinely love being there.
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Hi, I'm Thea!
I've been photographing weddings alongside Eduard for 19 years, and I still get excited about every single one. No two weddings are ever the same, which is wonderful because I'd be rather bored if they were!
I love capturing genuine emotions and those little moments that make every celebration unique: a nervous smile, a proud parent's expression, an unexpected laugh or a quiet glance between two people who think nobody is watching.
I'm naturally calm and patient, and I enjoy helping people feel comfortable in front of the camera. I believe the best photographs happen when you're relaxed, enjoying yourselves and not worrying about what to do with your hands.
Eduard and I have been together for 21 years, so we've become pretty good at understanding each other without saying much. This is particularly useful when we're photographing different moments at a wedding. It's also useful when he's eyeing up yet another vintage camera.
My favourite part of the job is seeing our couples smile when they receive their photographs, especially when they discover moments they didn't even realise we'd captured.
And yes, I do occasionally remind Eduard that we already have enough cameras.
He rarely listens.
Hi, I'm Eduard!
I've been photographing weddings alongside Thea for 19 years, and photography still fascinates me as much as it did when I first picked up a camera.
I love telling stories through photographs, especially the little moments that nobody planned: a mischievous smile, a nervous glance, an unexpected laugh or something wonderfully chaotic happening in the background.
My approach is relaxed and documentary-led. I believe the best wedding photographs happen when people are simply being themselves, rather than trying to look like they're getting married for a magazine.
Discovering analogue photography brought a whole new excitement to my work. There's something magical about slowing down, choosing the right moment and creating photographs on actual film. I develop our film by hand, too, which means I voluntarily spend a surprising amount of time in the dark.
What I enjoy most about weddings is meeting people, sharing in their happiness and telling their stories in a way that feels genuine and personal.
When I'm not photographing weddings, you'll probably find me restoring vintage cameras, experimenting in our darkroom or convincing Thea that the scenic route through Scotland is definitely the quickest way home.
I sometimes wish I were an octopus so I could carry more cameras.
Thea thinks two hands are quite enough.