Honeymoon in Prague: Anna and Sergey

You remember, my dear readers, that the Czech Republic is very popular and, on the other hand, it is a very friendly country for sweet couples searching for romantic places. Therefore, I do picture not only weddings and engagements but also honeymoons in Prague. To tell the truth, every shooting is like a first one, so every set is as unique as every couple. And believe me, they are!

Visiting Prague

I met Anna and Sergey and the monument of St. Wenceslas early in the morning. We discussed the plan and ideas the day before so everyone was ready to start a new, fantastic, sunny day.

– What is the price for Artur’s pictures?
– They are priceless. (c) Anna and Sergey

We already found the first sunbeams at Old Town Square. If you visit Prague one day, find the strength to see at least this place early in the morning without people messing around.

As we decided it was not me who was showing the route, we just followed the sun, which opened new amazing places for the couple one after another. Of course, I know the city pretty well, though with every photo shoot, I highlight this or that object or location.

Will you marry me?

Though my new friends have been married for some time, Sergey decided to surprise his beloved lady. He suddenly stood on his knee and gave Anna his heart. She was surprised, and of course, she was very pleased. First of all, it made her feel happy, and he did it at Charles Bridge—the most romantic place in Prague.

This engagement was successful, and she agreed immediately.

Lennon Wall

Every time I come to Lennon Wall in Prague, I feel how alive this place is. Every day, new pictures appear on the wall and make it brighter. After gothic views of the Old Town, your eyes get the full range of colors, and your imagination starts working. So, we got inspired by some funny pictures during this honeymoon photo shoot in Prague.

Romantic views

Numerous romantic streets of Prague are flooded with tourists every day, making it nearly impossible to notice all the details of every arch, corner, window, and other constituents of the city.

When we reached the Wallenstein Garden near the metro station Malastranska, the sun was pretty high, and we could enjoy the warm energy after a chilly morning.

Of course, we took some classical pictures in front of the garden’s main attractions. By the way, do you know what it is? Your answers and questions are welcome in the comments below the article.

St. Vitus Cathedral

St. Vitus Cathedral is a huge and impressive structure. It is said to have been built by people who spent 600 years. When you come closer, you have no doubts.

Finally, we left the architectural jangles of Prague.

The fantastic views that open from the Letna Garden were a good point to stop our honeymoon in Prague photo session.

Anna and Sergey, see you in soon! Maybe let’s plan an anniversary shoot in Rome?