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Kaunas

Wedding photographer in Kaunas

Kaunas is where I live and where most of my 450 weddings happened. I know which church has the light at two in the afternoon, which rooftop lets you see the whole old town behind you, and which manor houses within thirty minutes are worth the drive.

Bride and groom in sunglasses walking hand in hand across the white roof terrace of the Church of Christ's Resurrection in Kaunas, under a deep blue sky full of clouds

Where to photograph a wedding in Kaunas

Old town and the town hall

The white town hall, Vilniaus street, the courtyards off it. A civil ceremony at the town hall and the couple session are a ten-minute walk apart.

The castle and the confluence

Kaunas castle, the meadow where the Neris meets the Nemunas, and the Santaka park — wide, green and quiet even in July.

Groom kissing the bride's cheek on a rooftop terrace above Kaunas old town, red-tiled roofs and a brick Gothic church tower behind them
A rooftop above the old town: red tiles and a brick Gothic church tower behind the two of them.

Rooftops and the funicular

The Aleksotas viewpoint and the hotel rooftops give the classic “whole city behind us” frame; the funicular is a two-minute ride that photographs like a film set.

Manor houses around the city

Pažaislis monastery, Raudondvaris manor and a dozen countryside estates within half an hour — where most Kaunas weddings actually hold the party.

Bride with a long veil and train following the groom across the roof terrace of the Church of Christ's Resurrection, the white modernist bell tower rising behind them
On the roof terrace of the Church of Christ’s Resurrection, the veil and train following the groom.
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Bride looking back over her shoulder as she and the groom cross an empty street towards a domed interwar stone building in central Kaunas
A look back over her shoulder, halfway across a quiet street in central Kaunas.
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