Ilva Studio, led by photographer Ilva Rimicane, offers a calm and personal approach to wedding photography for couples in Edinburgh and beyond. With a genuine passion for capturing the heartfelt moments of your big day, Ilva creates a visual story that feels both authentic and enchanting. Her work is perfect for couples who want to truly savor their wedding day and cherish images that bring back the emotions and atmosphere of every moment.
Ilva’s philosophy is simple: document your wedding as it naturally unfolds. She keeps her presence low-key, focusing on the beautiful, candid interactions that make your celebration unique. While her style is documentary at heart, she also has a sharp eye for balancing imperfections and highlighting the beauty in every detail. Expect a collection of joyful, natural images with a timeless, true-to-life color palette. Ilva carefully edits photos to avoid over-processing, preserving your memories just as you remember them.
With a deep love for nature, Ilva’s photography shines at outdoor and barn weddings. Whether your day is an intimate elopement or a grand celebration, she expertly uses flattering light and stunning surroundings to create a romantic, joyful atmosphere in every shot. Ilva’s experience spans a variety of cultural weddings—including Scottish, Russian, Latvian, Spanish, and Swedish traditions—bringing a fresh, adaptable perspective to each event.
I remember all of my weddings, even the shortest ones.
Contemporary, candid, colourful, consistent, joyful
That I am managing everything myself from start to finish.
Plan your day with 1h in reserve, as everything will run slightly late no matter where you are holding the event and what activities are planned.
To help my bride deal with insects trapped in the tulle, adjust groom's tie and carry the heavy bouquet. Also I am not shy tell other people to temporary move out of the frame when visiting a beautiful location for the photographs.
A confetti shot.
A pair of rubber boots and a transparent umbrella.
Wasn't that good at drawing and my friend introduced me to photography. We started at the same time but as it often happens she quit and I kept on taking photographs.