Privacy policy
How the details you share on this website are used. Last updated November 2026.
Who looks after your details
This website belongs to Marcos Sanchez (Juan Marcos Sánchez Giménez, NIF 02666377X), a wedding photographer based near Barcelona, Spain. Full contact details are in the legal notice. Marcos is responsible for the personal details you share here. For anything about your data, write to marcos@marcossanchez.net.
What is collected and why
When you send the enquiry form, Marcos receives what you type into it: your names, email address, wedding date, venue, number of guests, planner, Instagram handles, budget, your message and how you heard about him. It is used only to reply to you, check availability and prepare a proposal. The legal basis is your request, as a step before a possible contract.
Nothing is sold or shared for marketing. Your enquiry arrives by email and may be kept in the studio management software Marcos uses for bookings. The site is hosted by Cloudways and served through Cloudflare, which process technical data such as your IP address to deliver pages securely.
How long it is kept
Enquiries that do not lead to a booking are deleted within two years. If you book, your details are kept for as long as the contract and Spanish tax law require.
Cookies
If you answer the cookie banner, your browser keeps a note of your choice for twelve months, so you are not asked again. It holds no personal information and needs no permission.
If you accept analytics cookies, the site uses Google Analytics to count visits and see which pages are read. Google sets cookies named _ga and _ga_ that last up to two years, and receives your IP address, which it does not store. Nothing is used for advertising. Google Analytics only loads after you click Accept, and you can change your mind at any time with Cookie settings at the bottom of every page.
Your rights
You can ask to see, correct or delete your details, object to their use or ask for a copy, by writing to marcos@marcossanchez.net. If you are unhappy with the reply, you can complain to the Spanish data protection authority, the AEPD.
