Man on one knee embracing his fiancée on a Busan beach at sunset — marriage proposal photoshoot · 부산 프로포즈 촬영
Gwangalli Beach with a view of Gwangan Bridge, Busan — proposal location · 釜山 プロポーズ撮影

Gwangalli at sunset

Gwangan Bridge in the background — and its lights for the love story afterwards.

Quiet lane leading to the sea in Huinnyeoul Culture Village, Busan — proposal spot without crowds · 부산 프로포즈 촬영

Huinnyeoul Culture Village

Quiet lanes above the sea — cozy and uncrowded in the morning.

Wooden path through the reeds at Dadaepo, Busan — sunset proposal spot · 釜山求婚拍摄

Dadaepo Beach

A field of golden grass, sand and water that mirrors the sunset sky.

Be honest with me

Tell me about any wish — I’ll honestly tell you how realistic it is. Flowers and decor, a spot with no other people around, a makeup artist for your partner under the pretext of “just a photoshoot”, a backup plan in case of rain — it can all be arranged so that it’s just the two of you.

FAQ

Can you shoot us from far away, paparazzi-style?

I don’t work that way, and there’s a reason. A proposal shoot is partly planned: we prepare in advance and get both you and your future spouse in the right mood. Shots from a hundred meters away will most likely not turn out beautiful. I’ll be close enough for the moment to stay a surprise and for the photos to look the way you dream.

How do I make sure my partner doesn’t suspect anything?

I talk only to you. You can introduce me as a regular couple photoshoot, or as a “random” photographer on the beachfront.

What if it rains?

We plan a Plan B in advance: an indoor location, a studio or another date.

Where do I stand and what do I do?

I’ll show you the spot and angle in advance so your partner’s face is in the frame, and pick a time when there are as few people around as possible. The rest is your “Will you marry me?”

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