Flora and Grace is led by Jasmin Neidhart and Tim Uthmann, partners in life and work, who have spent more than a decade documenting weddings and human connection through photography and filmmaking that feels cinematic and deeply alive.
Rooted in the observational language of documentary photography and filmmaking, their work is guided less by performance and more by presence: subtle shifts in atmosphere, joy and tenderness between people, fleeting gestures, changing light, movement, silence, energy, the feeling of being inside a moment rather than simply witnessing it. The beauty of people simply being together. Their approach balances an editorial eye with emotional honesty, creating imagery that feels immersive, atmospheric, and intimate without ever feeling overly constructed.
They are drawn to nuance, texture, timing, color, landscape, sound, and the emotional rhythm of a celebration. Rather than directing moments heavily, they work in a calm and intuitive way that allows people to soften into themselves naturally. The result is work that feels refined yet warm, cinematic yet human; imagery that carries beauty and memory.
Jasmin often incorporates analog film to bring softness, grain, and tonal depth into their visual world, while Tim weaves in Super 8 footage, ambient sound, voice, and movement to create films that feel layered, nostalgic, and emotionally present. Together, they place strong emphasis on composition, sequencing, color grading, and storytelling, crafting photographs and films with a polished, artful quality that still retains tenderness and soul.
Their clients include artists, designers, cultural figures, and creatively driven families who value beauty, discretion, and meaningful documentation. Their work has been featured in Vogue Italia, British Vogue, Vogue Germany, Harper’s Bazaar, Martha Stewart Weddings, and Over The Moon, among others. They were also named one of the world’s rising stars of wedding photography by Rangefinder Magazine.
A letter from the artists.
Before I picked up a camera, my journey was a little unconventional. I started out studying engineering and spent years as an event producer in the music industry. It may sound like a sharp left turn into photography and filmmaking, but to me, it feels like everything has come full circle. Engineering taught me structure, precision, and how to look at the bigger picture. Producing events gave me an appreciation for fleeting moments, the energy of a crowd, and the beauty of human connection. It was a wild and wonderful time, filled with creativity, logistics, and the thrill of bringing unique ideas to life. Now, all those experiences have woven into what I do today: capturing raw, real emotions and turning them into timeless stories. When I’m not behind the camera, you’ll find me chasing light, exploring new places, dancing the night away with friends, hunting for vintage fashion & interior treasures, or obsessing over a homemade pasta dish enjoyed with a side of jazz records. I’m also a sucker for long and meaningful conversations over great food.
I’ve always been drawn to beauty - not just in how things look, but in how they feel and tell a story. As a child, I filled worn-out notebooks with sketches of imaginary fashion collections and curated my little cluttered bedroom like it was an interior design project. As a teenager, I began capturing fashion portraits and documenting my travels with my mom’s old Nikon film camera, all while weaving vivid stories for the whimsical worlds I imagined and explored in real life. It’s no surprise that my love for storytelling - and those moments when something feels just a little bit magical - found its way into my lens. While photography and filmmaking (and Tim, family & friends) are my greatest loves, my creative journey started with art school and studying graphic design. As I pursued all these passions side by side, I discovered that they were all pieces of the same puzzle - an obsession with beauty, storytelling, and genuine emotion. I believe in celebrating life in all its imperfect, messy, spontaneous and breathtaking glory - that’s the spirit I bring to every wedding I capture.
JASMIN
We’re so grateful you’re here. If you’ve found your way to this little corner of our website, chances are you share our curiosity and believe in the magic of stories just as much as we do.
As photographers and filmmakers, we have the immense privilege of documenting one of the most intimate, joy-filled chapters in people’s lives. To be invited into that sacred space, to witness the joy, is a privilege we do not take lightly. As we might get to step into your world for a while, it only feels right to share a little about ours too. Because connection, after all, is where the magic begins.
TIM
Publications include:
Vogue Italy, Vogue Germany, Vogue UK, Harper’s Bazaar, Over the Moon, WedLuxe, The Lane, Magnolia Rouge, The Anti-Bride, Amber and Muse, Brides Magazine, Once Wed, Style Me Pretty, Martha Stewart Weddings, 100 Layer Cake, Hochzeitswahn, Braut & Bräutigam Magazin, Rock My Wedding, Love My Dress, Rangefinder Magazine
Sophisticated yet emotional, fashion-forward yet deeply personal.
A love letter to the real, to fleeting moments, and to beauty that breathes.
The marrying of natural and un-staged yet stylish and artistic nature.
Seeing how you approach the candid moments throughout the day is fantastic since it's such a one-of-a-kind approach and very difficult to master tastefully. You guys achieve this so perfectly.
Your editorial style is stunning, and your use of movement is wonderful.
You have the mixture of art, coolness and intimacy and feelings in your work.
Your style is honest and the moments are so special. we love the framing and lighting - so much natural art direction in every decision - in every shot.
I love the candid and quiet beauty of your photos.