Something beautiful.
Something that was ours.
Years from now, I hope you’ll find yourselves inside these photographs. In a familiar gesture. A ridiculous laugh. The way someone held you when words weren’t enough. I want you to love how the pictures look, and feel how much of your life is in them.
I’m Khoi, a documentary wedding and family photographer based in Ho Chi Minh City, working across Vietnam and worldwide. I take time to know you, then bring a love of light, composition and the unexpected to the life unfolding around you. You bring your people and your wonderfully particular way of being together. I bring the attention and craft to make photographs you can grow old with. Explore the collections, or see how a whole wedding unfolds.
A few things I believe in
The Way I See
People, presence, and a little room for the unexpected.
01 / THE PEOPLE
Entirely yourselves.
You don’t need to know how to pose. I want to get to know the two of you: what makes you laugh, who you hold close, and what matters to you. The photographs begin with that understanding, and with the freedom to be yourselves.

02 / THE CRAFT
Honest moments. A considered eye.
Light, composition and timing matter deeply to me. I look for ways to bring them together as life unfolds, so the photographs feel true to the moment and are beautiful to look at. Even a quiet room can hold something extraordinary.

03 / THE EXPERIENCE
Be there for all of it.
You’ve brought your favourite people together. Stay for the conversations, the long hugs and whatever the night turns into. I’ll follow the energy of the day and adapt to what happens, so you can give your attention to the people you came to celebrate with.
04 / WHAT LASTS
The ordinary becomes precious.
The room you grew up in. Familiar faces getting things ready. The way your family gathers around you. These details belong in your photographs, too. I pay attention to them because what feels ordinary today may be what you most want to remember years from now.

05 / THE HUMOUR
Leave room for the ridiculous.
A wedding has its own sense of humour. Friends tease, plans take unexpected turns, and someone starts laughing before anyone knows why. I love photographs that bring you straight back to that laughter, and to the people who made it happen.

06 / WHEREVER YOU ARE
Your people make the place.
Photographing weddings around the world has taught me to arrive curious. Every family has its own rhythm, wherever the celebration happens. I take the time to understand yours, and look for the connections that make a place feel like it belongs to you.