Fotograf Stanislav Judas

As a wedding photographer from the heart of Hodonín, Stanislav Judas focuses on one thing above all: capturing genuine emotions and the unique moments of your day. Photography for him is not just a craft but a calling — from early experiments with film to filming and photographing family moments and, finally, professional wedding reportage. This background means he approaches weddings with respect, patience and a strong sense of composition rooted in long-standing passion and practice. Specializing in weddings, he prepares for each ceremony carefully and personally. Before the date he likes to meet the couple, walk through the day’s schedule and agree on what matters most to you — from family portraits to the spontaneous moments that often become the most treasured memories. During the day he emphasizes a relaxed, unobtrusive atmosphere: he wants newlyweds and guests to forget the lens and simply enjoy the day. That is how authentic wedding photographs and strong reportage are created — images that last for years. His approach combines documentary sensitivity with an artistic feel for portraits. He documents the wedding day from the position of an unobtrusive observer, yet in key moments he can also create stylish, emotive portraits of the couple. With experience in portrait photography, he knows how to guide even shy couples so the resulting images look natural and confident. I primarily work in Hodonín and across South Moravia, but I’m happy to travel further — to Brno, Zlín or even Slovakia. I always discuss pricing and specific collaboration options in person, because I believe every wedding is different and deserves an individual approach. If you’re looking for a wedding photographer who listens, creates a relaxed environment and uncompromisingly cares about the quality of wedding photos and reportage, I’d be glad to meet you and help preserve your memories authentically. In addition to weddings, I offer portrait and engagement sessions as well as individual workshops focused on post-processing — always with a core emphasis on wedding photography and a reportage-driven approach.