Civil wedding in Wilhermsdorf, followed by a reception at Brasserie Nitz in the Karl August Hotel in Nuremberg

Theresa and Marc celebrated their exclusive civil wedding at the Wilhermsdorf Registry Office, where they exchanged vows in the presence of their closest family. The emotional ceremony was marked by touching moments and a special sense of closeness, before family and friends raised a toast to the newlyweds together at a champagne reception in front of the registry office.

Afterward, everyone headed to Brasserie Nitz at the Karl August—a neighborhood hotel in Nuremberg—for an aperitif. While the guests relaxed and enjoyed the afternoon, we used the time to take some photos of the bride and groom in Nuremberg’s Old Town. Amid historic architecture, quiet alleyways, and urban charm, we captured timeless photos before Theresa and Marc returned to their loved ones at Brasserie Nitz for dinner together and the wedding cake.

The wedding photos were taken using both digital and analog photography. While digital photography captured the many small moments of the day, analog film added depth, warmth, and a timeless aesthetic to the memories. It is precisely the subtle emotions, the natural light, and the special atmosphere of that day that create a distinctive effect on film.

This wedding photo essay shows just how stylish and personal a civil wedding at the Wilhermsdorf Registry Office—followed by a reception at Brasserie Nitz im Karl August in Nuremberg —can be, captured in a documentary-editorial visual style that preserves authentic moments with honesty, emotion, and artistry.