Misty Romance: A Foggy Prague Photoshoot

A stylishly dressed couple walk atop the gas lamp lit Charles Bridge as Prague is engulfed in a thick fog during their pre-wedding.
Jessica & Ronald strolling atop the Charles Bridge as it is engulfed in the early morning fog.

Capturing the uniqueness of Prague

Step into the timeless romance of foggy Prague. A soft morning mist wove an ethereal backdrop for Jessica and Ronald’s foggy prague pre-wedding photoshoot. A captivating mist transformed their engagement session on the iconic Charles Bridge. Resulting in an otherworldly fine art series of portraits that left them breathless.

The fog-draped Charles Bridge set a magical stage. Its evocative statues silhouetted against the morning mist from the historic gas lamps. This made for breathtaking black-and-white portraits. Jessica and Ronald explored the historic cobblestones. The serendipitous haze turned their love story into a visual masterpiece. Each frame captured Prague’s soulful, rarely seen beauty. It blended candid moments with fine art elegance.

An elegantly dressed couple, embrace in the fog atop the Charles Bridge at night.

We captured their love story from early morning to golden hour. These select, ethereal black and white images stand as a unique memento. They showcase a misty morning as the city slept.

A monochrome image of a young, elegantly dressed couple walking hand-in-hand atop the night time scenery of a foggy Charles Bridge.
A monochrome image of a stylishly dressed couple embracing near the fog shrouded Calvary statue as it is illuminated by the historic gas lamps.
Jessica & Ronald embraace near the historic Calvary statue.
A monochrome image of a stylishly dressed couple embracing near the Calvary statue during their foggy Prague pre-wedding photo session.
Enjoying the scenery as the sun begins to break above the horizon.

A monochrome image of a stylishly dressed couple wathching the mist surrounding the Charles Bridge during their foggy Prague photo session.
A monochrome image of a young man picking up his stylishly dressed bride against the backdrop of the Charles Bridge during their foggy Prague photoshoot.

How to Plan Your Foggy Prague Photoshoot

Interested in having a portrait sssion like this? Knowing when to plan your foggy Prague photoshoot is crucial. Prague is most consistently foggy from November to February. December and January are peak months. This is due to high humidity, low temperatures, and the city’s valley geography. Though the weather can not be guaranteed – it is best to start your session very early in the morning during these winter months. Also keep in mind that the wind and humidity near the Charles Bridge can be brutally cold, however that has not stopped many couples from around the world trying to have a unique experience such as this.

Monochrome image of the Charles Bridge as the mist rises above the Vltava below following the sunrise over Prague.

Interested in having a bespoke pre-wedding portrait session in Prague? Get in touch! We would love to create a unique session for you and your loved ones.

To see more of our work please visit: www.KurtVinion.com and to see more of Jessica & Ronald’s beautiful pre-wedding photoshoot session, please visit this link or alternatively you can visit their session here:

https://www.kurtvinion.com/prague-ethereal-pre-wedding

Marketa & Jiri – love story session

Looking to have a beautiful love story session? Interested in experiencing the uniqueness of the historic Charles Bridge at sunrise? Or are you in need of some gorgeous photos of you and your partner? Photos that show that despite it all – life is good!

Introducing our latest very sexy couple: Marketa & Jiri. As they are Czech’s they know Prague and they know the locations. They were also looking for something a bit more stylish to suit their sophisticated taste.

These two have been together for awhile and as such they wanted to have some professional images that beautifully capture them. These Love Story Sessions are perfect in that these sessions are designed entirely with each couple ideas in mind.

Marketa & Jiri’s chosen locations: the romantic Charles Bridge at sunrise (actually a bit before). Plus the Strelecky Island before finishing up at the Rudolfinum. Their style: a mixture of the elegantly posed to the more informal where real moments are what it is all about. Seeing that these two were having such a great time the last thing I wanted to do was to spoil the moment they were experiencing by posing them.

The resuslts: I think their smiles say it all.

If you are in need of some sexy portraits of you and yours – check out our current offer on my website: www.KurtVinion.com and you can also find my current special offer in Czech as well.

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American photographer Kurt Vinion has been capturing weddings & portrait sessions in Prague since 2008. Known for his atmospheric and beautiful portraits, Kurt is regularly called upon to capture portrait sessions for discerning clients around Europe.

If you are interested in having gorgeous wedding day photography with an artistic & creative focus that captures real moments beautifully – contact us today as we would love to work with you!

Introducing our new website devoted to couple shoots in Prague:

www.PragueLoveStories.com

Grace & Lance: Prague Sunrise

Grace & Lance could have married anywhere but opted for the beautiful, medieval city of Prague for their elopement. Their wedding planner arranged for their wedding to take place before lunchtime (a truly odd time). When I found out about their timeline I asked them if they would consider getting up very early to experience something couples rarely have the privilege of having: a romantic nighttime/sunrise wedding portrait session. Seeing their smiles was all I needed to know that this couple was really going for something truly unique and special. The preceding photos capture in pictures what they felt – far more than my writing. As such I will leave it there.


Prague has become very popular with tourists and with so many tourists out and about it just does not feel intimate any longer. It used to be that on one’s wedding day you could take leave of your guests and enjoy a few intimate moments alone on or near the Charles Bridge or especially near the riverside. Those locations are quite prized for couples wishing to capture some unique portraits on their wedding day. Yet with so many tourists out and about, capturing those special moments has become increasingly more difficult. For those adventurous couples who are willing to get up quite early, the rewards of having these incredible locations nearly all to yourselves are simply priceless.