Viola Bellotto

About Viola Bellotto

My name is Viola, I am a professional photographer specialized in wedding. I really like traveling and seeing new places. Mainly, I photographed in Italy but I would be willing to move to the rest of the world as well.

Few years ago i married Vincenzo, a fantastic man who follow me in my business and become passionate in turn. Together we are creating something special. A family, a life, a common project.

Since I was a child, when I looked at albums of memories, faces and actions captured my attention. Each was placed in a precise moment and had something to tell, so I wasted hours imagining stories, ties, moments of life that the photographs suggested. As soon as I was old enough to use a camera I started shooting thousands of pictures, and I never stopped.

I love photographing weddings, I understood it from the first time I found myself photographing one. There is something special about the magic of that day. There is energy, elegance, movement and fun. I like getting in touch with couples and their world, being perceived as a friend, a person who is part of the party and tells it without distancing themselves from it.

Marriage for me is emotion, movement and elegance. Because emotions are the basis of life, movement makes everything fun, but elegance cannot be ignored, which makes everything harmonious and pleasant.

In my work I am quite precise. I believe that professionalism, competence and clarity are fundamental aspects that should characterize every professional. I am part of some associations in particular ANFM of which I am a selected member and I follow their policy regarding contracts, terms and conditions.

Each job is taken care of by me and by selected suppliers. I work with leading companies that guarantee quality and durability over time. I check the products and check them thoroughly before delivering them to the customer.

I only take a small number of weddings each year as this allows me to maintain adequate quality. Every year I participate in training courses and workshops throughout Italy and abroad, I experiment and study to ensure that my images are not repetitive, monotonous or outdated. (I always try to improve because stopping and losing curiosity would mean losing enthusiasm and not giving the best to the people who choose me.)