Until Death Do Us Part

This body of work is about the phenomenon of the wedding ceremony in early 21st century Europe. During this period, my camera registered about 40 different weddings in about 20 European countries (including one wedding held in both Europe and Africa), resulting in a collective image not only of modern weddings, but also of modern European society at a time of growing cultural diversity and expanding cross-culturalism. The project was fully supported by the European Cultural Foundation (ECF).  ‍"Katarina Radović was not there to stoke the fantasy or generate the gloss of propaganda. She was there to record what happened, and how it looked from an outsider’s perspective. Beyond the frame of the staged, posed, perfect pictures photographed for posterity — a whole other reality exists. This is a rich trove of treasures for all of us — a universal cross-cultural wedding album from the early 21st century."‍Jim Casper, editor-in-chief of LensCulture