Érvessa
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Couple laughing together at the altar

Wedding photographer · Orlando, Florida

Raw emotion. Raw moments.

The laugh you didn't plan. The tears you didn't hide. I photograph weddings as they really happen, in Central Florida and wherever you're going, in English or Spanish.

Moments

Raw moments, as they happened.

Bride laughing with a woman in pink on the dance floor Bride walking down a staircase beneath tall arched windows Couple laughing together at the altar Couple kissing on the porch steps of the venue Bride and a woman in blush wiping away tears on the dance floor Flower girl and ring bearer walking down the aisle together Bride and groom laughing as they run hand in hand across an open field Close-up of the groom resting his face against the bride's Groom dipping the bride for a kiss as guests film from the reception Bride smiling while dancing with a man in a white cowboy hat Bride smiling up at the groom during their first dance Couple walking down the gazebo steps hand in hand Close-up of the couple holding hands during the ceremony Bride wrapped in a tight hug in the reception hall
The Érvessa mark: three charcoal stones that fit together into one

The mark

Three stones, one.

No two people are the same shape. Nobody is perfect, and a marriage doesn't ask you to be. Two different pieces fit together and become one.

A wedding is remembered the same way: in fragments. A glance, a held hand, a parent's face, a moment almost missed. I photograph those pieces and put them back together into one story.

Ray showing a bride a photo on the back of his camera while the groom smiles beside her

About

Hi, I'm Ray.

I'm the photographer behind Érvessa, based in Orlando. I document weddings as they actually happen, then make time for portraits that feel editorial without feeling posed.

I speak English and Spanish, so your whole family can be part of the day, and I'm happy to travel wherever you're getting married.

  • Based inOrlando, Central Florida
  • LanguagesEnglish · Español
  • StyleDocumentary · editorial · film color
  • TravelDestination weddings welcome

More about me

The experience

From first message to final gallery.

Ask for the price guide in your inquiry and I'll send it with my availability.

  1. Inquire

    Send your date and a little about your plans. I'll reply with availability and pricing.

  2. Talk

    A short call, in English or Spanish, so we can get to know each other.

  3. Book

    A simple contract and retainer hold your date.

  4. The day

    We plan your timeline together, then I'm there for the real moments and the portraits.

  5. Your gallery

    A private online gallery to view, download and share with everyone.

Full-day weddings Partial coverage Elopements Courthouse weddings Proposals Engagement sessions Destination

Questions

What couples usually ask.

Do you travel for weddings?

Yes. I'm based in Orlando and photograph weddings across Central Florida and at destinations. Travel costs depend on the location and are included in your quote.

Can you photograph our wedding in Spanish?

Yes. I speak English and Spanish, so I can guide your family and guests in whichever language they're comfortable with.

What do you photograph?

Full-day weddings, partial coverage, elopements, courthouse weddings, proposals and engagement sessions.

Can you photograph our proposal?

Yes. I stay out of sight to capture the moment as it happens, then we do a short engagement session right after while the emotions are still real.

How do we get our photos?

In a private online gallery, password protected, where you can view, download and share them. It is guaranteed online for six months; after that I keep your photographs archived, so just ask and I will put it back up.

How do we book?

Send an inquiry with your date. If I'm available, we'll have a short call, then a simple contract and retainer hold your date.

Inquire

Tell me about your day.

I reply to every inquiry personally. Or message me directly:

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The two of you

When

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Where

What you're planning

How to reach you

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