Anastasia Reut has been a photographer for more than ten years, and she plans a proposal the way she plans a shoot, down to the meter. Before the day you settle one exact spot with a backup close by, the route in, where she will stand and a simple signal. She sends a map pin for where to stop. On the day she's there 15 minutes early and follows your live location as you walk in.
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Anna Svobodova moved to Barcelona from the Czech Republic in 2011, photographed hundreds of weddings, and got married herself in May 2025. For a proposal she dresses casually, blends in and passes for a tourist taking pictures, with the camera switched to silent where it can be. Ahead of the proposal you swap maps, photos and directions for getting there.
Katarina Wolnik was a journalist for years and is a philologist by training, and she still writes now and then, including a book about Barcelona for National Geographic. Her father was a projectionist, and she grew up among his videotapes and films and in the projection booths of the big cinemas in her home city. She has photographed more than 400 couples since 2014.