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Beijing Wedding Photographers

Our Beijing photographers also provide documentary-style coverage in: Peking, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, Summer Palace, Ming Tombs, Zhoukoudian, Great Wall, Grand Canal, Dongcheng, Xicheng, Chaoyang, Fengtai, Shijingshan, Haidian, Mentougou, Fangshan, Tongzhou, Shunyi, Changping, Daxing, Huairou, Pinggu, Miyun, Yanqing

Beijing Wedding Photography, Engagement Photo Sessions + Elopements

Intimate Wedding Photography in Beijing - Capturing the Joy of Small Celebrations - Discover the best Beijing photographers specializing in intimate marriages. Couples are embracing the trend of smaller, more meaningful celebrations. Let our talented photographers capture the happiness and closeness of your boutique, outdoor, casual, or at-home wedding.

By planning a simple Beijing elopement, couples are able to stay present in the moment and fully absorb the impact of their wedding day. With many couples feeling more comfortable and relaxed in intimate settings, it is not surprising that some of the most sincere and touching wedding photos are captured at smaller celebrations.

The WPJA has an abundance of top-ranked, Beijing documentary wedding photographers available right now who understand that some weddings can’t wait. Find yours today!
Recent WPJA WedElope Story Awards
Their ceremony was in the beautifully intimate room at the Town Hall registry office
Harry Richards
The happy couple celebrated their special day with a small, intimate beach wedding, taking the time to enjoy the lovely sunshine and capture a precious portrait of them walking along the seafront
Jenny Rutterford
The bride helped the groom prepare for their small wedding by pinning a boutonniere to his lapel, a special touch for the special day
Ufuk Sarisen

Beijing Photographers for Large or Small Weddings

Shooting an elopement or small Beijing wedding event is a wedding photojournalist’s dream: a fairly open schedule with lots of breathing space for creativity – it’s just the photographer, the couple, the officiant, and perhaps a few select companions.

China WPJA members are ready to document any minimony, civil union, small, or any other type of elopement wedding, even if it is a Monday-Thursday ceremony. Search for the “Can Shoot Weddings on Short Notice!” message on the listings below.

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Jianghui Feng is a skilled wedding photographer in Beijing. Inspired by top industry competitions and street photographer Daidō Moriyama, he captures real moments with precision and skill.

Jianghui Feng

Beijing, CN
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1999 (USD)

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Beijing Wedding Elopement Photography - WedElope

View WedElope Image Galleries by Beijing Wedding Photographers from Small Events and Intimate Elopements.

Beijing Wedding, Elopement and Engagement Images by WPJA Photographers

Below are some Beijing wedding photography samples from the world’s best wedding photographers of the WPJA. Some of these Beijing marriage pictures might be artistic portraits, details, or documentary-style images that have come from getting ready sessions, wedding ceremonies, reception venues, or Beijing engagement portrait sessions with couples.

A lighthearted wedding game at Beijing Oriental Hotel, where the groom tries to toss rings onto a man wearing inflated moose antlers.
At the Beijing Nuo Gold Hotel, an enchanting photo captures the bride in a rustic, yet elegant scene, as she carefully puts on her shoes on her wedding day.
The happy couple poses against the stunning skyline of Beijing, China, with love radiating from their profile in this dreamy photo taken at the Nuo Gold Hotel on their wedding day.
A young couple captured in the charm of Beijing's Wudaoying Hutong among the ancient alleyways and traditional architecture of the old town.
The bride's best friend lovingly embraces the bride after the wedding at a hotel in Beijing, China.
Bride waiting in elegant yellow hotel room in Beijing, China for groom while bridesmaids prepare excitedly.
A couple in traditional Chinese attire poses against the backdrop of Yijing Garden in Beijing. The photo is taken from a unique perspective through the window.
A pre-wedding portrait at Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing featuring a woman facing the camera and a man in profile facing to the right.
A couple dressed formally dances in the park with two elegant black swans at Beijing's Purple Jade Villa.
Newlyweds posing with bridal party in a beautiful patch of sunlight surrounded by trees at Beijing Roland Lake Restaurant.
The bride and groom made a grand entrance at Beijing Fengtai Hotel, greeted with cheers and a flurry of flower petals.
At the British Embassy Beijing, amid playful games and contagious smiles, a male friend joyfully hangs the groom using his tie as a noose, capturing a lighthearted moment at this wedding celebration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Where can I find a photographer for a short-notice, small Beijing wedding?
A: There are many WPJA photographers who are able to help you out at a moment's notice. We understand that sometimes love happens and there's simply no time to lose. We can ensure that you can get married as quickly as possible — and have incredible photographs to remember your Beijing wedding day by.
Q: How can couples find reviews of Beijing wedding photographers?
A: We call them Client Letters. At the WPJA, we decided more than 20 years ago to avoid incorporating those third-person testimonials and endorsements that are found all too often in advertisements. Instead, we elevated our listings with the use of Client Letters, which represent the actual words and feelings of the clients who booked those Beijing wedding photographers for their own wedding.
Q: How can couples find top-ranked Beijing wedding photographers?
A: The WPJA created the original wedding photographer ranking systems. Our innovative system is based on contest winning points, meaning that the Beijing photographers you see at the top of your search results page have recently won the most — and the most recent — contest awards. Our contests judge photographers based on their creativity, style, composure, and ability to capture the heart of any couple's story on their wedding day.
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