Photographers for your intimate destination wedding or elopement
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Our prices begin at 4490 euros for wedding ceremonies.
For elopements at 3290 euros.
For weekday weddings from Monday to Thursday at 3490 euros
Direct deposit and credit cards are all accepted.
The starting price is 120 euros for lifestyle sessions, vacation sessions, and day-in-the-life sessions.
2nd Shooter
Animated Images (gifs)
High-Res Images
Sound Capture
Low-Resolution images ready to share on Social media
Digital Files ready to share
Gallery
30 images ready to share 48 hours maximum after the wedding/elopement
A special surprise after the wedding
Engagement Shoot
Multiple Albums
Parent Albums
35 mm Film Camera Coverage
Negatives
Polaroid
Super 8 Videocamera coverage
Super 8 Raw footage
Prints
Digicam Rental Service
Camcroder Rental Service
Content Creation
Documentary, Candid, Narrative, Storytelling and Cinematic Style
Small and Intimate Destination Weddings / Elopements. We are also specialized in Weekdays Weddings and Events in Europe.
We also do Lifestyle intimate sessions at home around Porto.
Additional Hours
Rehearsal Dinner
Pool Party coverage
Destination / Travel
Engagement Shoot
Videographer
Wedding Portraits
Engagement
Lifestyle Session at Home
Pre-wedding and Pre-ceremony Sessions
2 Types of Albums
Digital Files
Your Private Website Space
Prints
Fast Editing within 10 days after the Wedding / Elopement
Sony Full-Frame a9
Fuji GFX50r
Iphone 16 Pro
Olympus Mju II Film Camera
Minolta Panoramic Film Camera
Super 8 Video Camera
Sony Digicam Video Camera
Panasonic LX100 for traveling
Samsung NX System for CInemagraphs
Multiple Digital Pocket Cameras (Canon, Sony, Samsung, Olympus, …)
Waterproof Digital Cameras
Polaroid
Polaroid Printers
We are based in Porto, Portugal, during the summer and in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, during the winter. 2 photographers, 2 continents, 2 cultures, but the same love for stories and people.
I have covered intimate weddings pretty much everywhere in Europe. From experience, the best place and location to be married is the one that follows your heart. My personal favorite would probably be:
Italy
Morocco
France
Portugal
Croatia
Spain
Egypt
Oman
Japan
Natural Outdoor Locations
Beaches
Sandy shorelines, tropical islands, or private coves.
Examples: Maldives, Hawaiian beaches, Amalfi Coast in Italy.
Cliffs
Dramatic overlooks with stunning views.
Examples: Cliffs of Moher (Ireland), Santorini (Greece), Big Sur (USA).
Forests
Mystical, wooded areas for intimate ceremonies.
Examples: Redwood Forest (California), Black Forest (Germany).
Mountains
Alpine settings or rolling hills.
Examples: Swiss Alps, Rocky Mountains, Dolomites (Italy).
Deserts
Arid, sandy landscapes with unique vibes.
Examples: Moroccan Sahara, Joshua Tree National Park (USA).
Lakes
Serene waterfront venues.
Examples: Lake Como (Italy), Lake Louise (Canada).
Waterfalls
Majestic backdrops for vows.
Examples: Iguazu Falls (Argentina/Brazil), Skógafoss (Iceland).
Caves
Unique, dramatic, and romantic.
Examples: Waitomo Caves (New Zealand), Blue Grotto (Italy).
Gardens
Botanical or manicured gardens.
Examples: Kew Gardens (UK), Jardin Majorelle (Morocco).
Rustic and Countryside Venues
Barns
Charming, rustic settings.
Examples: American Midwest barns, converted barns in Tuscany.
Farms and Ranches
Perfect for country-themed weddings.
Examples: Texas ranches, Australian outback farms.
Vineyards and Wineries
Romantic, wine-country vibes.
Examples: Napa Valley (USA), Bordeaux (France), Stellenbosch (South Africa).
Fincas
Spanish or Latin American countryside estates.
Examples: Finca Comassema (Mallorca), Finca La Concepción (Marbella).
Masserias
Historic farmhouse estates in Italy.
Examples: Masseria Potenti, Masseria Torre Coccaro (Puglia, Italy).
Châteaux and Manors
Countryside luxury venues.
Examples: Loire Valley châteaux (France), Cotswolds manors (UK).
Cottages
Quaint, cozy rural homes.
Examples: English countryside cottages.
Urban and Architectural Venues
Historic Houses
Grand estates, castles, or stately homes.
Examples: Blenheim Palace (UK), Hearst Castle (USA).
City Rooftops
Modern, chic settings with skyline views.
Examples: Rooftops in NYC, Hong Kong, Dubai.
Museums and Art Galleries
Cultural, sophisticated spaces.
Examples: The Louvre (Paris), The Met Cloisters (NYC).
Hotels and Resorts
Luxe and convenient.
Examples: Ritz-Carlton, Aman Resorts, Four Seasons properties.
Lofts and Warehouses
Modern, industrial vibes.
Examples: Converted NYC lofts, London Docklands venues.
Civic Buildings and Libraries
Unique and grand interiors.
Examples: San Francisco City Hall, George Peabody Library (USA).
Religious and Spiritual Venues
Churches and Cathedrals
Traditional, sacred settings.
Examples: St. Paul’s Cathedral (London), Notre-Dame Basilica (Montreal).
Temples and Monasteries
Spiritual and serene.
Examples: Angkor Wat (Cambodia), Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Bhutan).
Synagogues
Traditional Jewish venues.
Examples: Eldridge Street Synagogue (NYC).
Mosques
Stunning Islamic architecture.
Examples: Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque (Abu Dhabi).
Shrines
Often intimate and symbolic.
Examples: Meiji Shrine (Japan).
Destination Venues
Riads
Traditional Moroccan homes with courtyards.
Example: Riad Enija (Marrakech).
Kasbahs
Historic Moroccan or Middle Eastern fortresses.
Example: Kasbah Tamadot (Atlas Mountains).
Palaces
Regal, luxurious settings.
Examples: Udaipur’s City Palace (India), Topkapi Palace (Turkey).
Haciendas
Historic estates in Latin America.
Examples: Hacienda Uayamon (Mexico), Hacienda San Rafael (Spain).
Chalets
Cozy mountain lodges.
Examples: Swiss chalets, Aspen ski lodges.
Castles
Fairy-tale settings.
Examples: Neuschwanstein Castle (Germany), Ashford Castle (Ireland).
Unique and Thematic Venues
Cruise Ships
Destination on the sea.
Treehouses
Intimate, whimsical escapes.
Ice Hotels
Unique, winter-themed weddings.
Example: Icehotel (Sweden).
Greenhouses
Lush, botanical environments.
Amphitheaters and Ruins
Historical, dramatic backdrops.
Examples: Colosseum views (Italy), Mayan ruins (Mexico).
Zoos and Aquariums
Unique settings surrounded by wildlife or aquatic creatures.
Elopement-Specific Spots
Hidden Beaches
Secluded spots for intimate vows.
Mountain Peaks
Adventure and breathtaking views.
National Parks
Nature-focused, intimate ceremonies.
Examples: Yosemite (USA), Banff (Canada).
Small Inns and B&Bs
Quaint, private accommodations.
This list offers something for every couple, whether they dream of a rustic farm wedding, an opulent palace celebration, or an adventurous cliffside elopement.
EXTENDED LIST:
Barn Wedding - Hacienda Wedding - Finca Wedding - Lake Wedding - Rooftop Wedding - Rainy Wedding - Sunset Wedding - Winter Wedding - Backyard Wedding - Beach Wedding - Forest Wedding - Island Wedding -Outdoor Wedding - Ranch Wedding - Mexican Wedding - Vineyard Wedding - Circus Wedding - Indian Wedding - Chinese Wedding - Asian Wedding - Japanese Wedding - Punjabi Wedding - Korean Wedding - Same-Sex Wedding - Vietnamese Wedding - Greek Wedding - Lebanese Wedding - Scottish Wedding - British Wedding - Urban Wedding - Country Side Wedding - New Orleans Wedding - Russian Wedding - Moroccan Wedding - Interfaith Wedding - Civil Wedding - African Wedding.
Christian Weddings
Catholic Wedding
A sacramental ceremony often held in a church with a full Mass.
Protestant Wedding
Includes denominations like Anglican, Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, etc., with varied liturgies.
Eastern Orthodox Wedding
Rich in symbolism, including the crowning of the couple.
Coptic Christian Wedding
Similar to Orthodox traditions but specific to the Coptic Church in Egypt.
Evangelical or Non-Denominational Christian Wedding
Often contemporary and customizable.
Jewish Weddings
Orthodox Jewish Wedding
Includes a ketubah (marriage contract) and ceremony under a chuppah.
Conservative Jewish Wedding
Similar to Orthodox but slightly more modern.
Reform Jewish Wedding
More flexible and inclusive in rituals and customs.
Messianic Jewish Wedding
A blend of Jewish traditions with Christian beliefs.
Islamic Weddings
Sunni Muslim Wedding
Includes the nikah ceremony, often short and focused on simplicity.
Shia Muslim Wedding
Similar to Sunni traditions but may include cultural specifics.
Sufi Wedding
Can have mystical and spiritual elements.
Hindu Weddings
North Indian Hindu Wedding
Known for colorful and elaborate rituals, including the saat phere (seven vows).
South Indian Hindu Wedding
Features traditions like the tying of the mangalsutra and kanjivaram sarees.
Bengali Hindu Wedding
Includes unique customs like the blowing of conch shells and sindoor daan.
Buddhist Weddings
Theravada Buddhist Wedding
Involves blessings from monks and simplicity.
Mahayana Buddhist Wedding
May include vows emphasizing compassion and mutual respect.
Tibetan Buddhist Wedding
Rich with symbolism and community involvement.
Sikh Weddings
Anand Karaj
The Sikh marriage ceremony held in a gurdwara with recitation of hymns.
Indigenous and Tribal Weddings
Native American Weddings
Often involve blessings, symbolic rituals like the wedding vase, and ties to nature.
African Traditional Weddings
Vary widely but often involve ancestral blessings, libations, and vibrant dances.
Australian Aboriginal Weddings
Rooted in ancient customs, often involving storytelling and symbolic actions.
East Asian Weddings
Confucian Weddings
Focus on family values, ancestral respect, and harmony.
Shinto Weddings
Japanese ceremonies involving purification rituals and offerings to kami (spirits).
Taoist Weddings
Include elements of Chinese cosmology and balance.
Other Religious and Spiritual Weddings
Jain Weddings
Centered on non-violence, simplicity, and purity.
Zoroastrian Weddings
Includes fire as a central element symbolizing purity.
Baha'i Weddings
Simple ceremonies with vows and no fixed rituals.
Pagan or Wiccan Weddings (Handfasting)
A spiritual ceremony tied to nature and ancient traditions.
Interfaith and Non-Traditional Weddings
Interfaith Weddings
Blending traditions from two different religions.
Humanist Weddings
Focused on love and commitment without religious elements.
Atheist or Secular Weddings
Completely non-religious but often deeply personal.
Other Unique Traditions
Rastafarian Weddings
Centered on Rastafarian beliefs, often involving communal gatherings and reggae music.
Scientology Weddings
Includes unique vows reflecting Scientology's teachings.
Each type of wedding is deeply tied to the culture, traditions, and beliefs of the community it represents.
Cultural Wedding Types
African Weddings
Nigerian Wedding: Features traditional attire, Yoruba engagement ceremonies, and vibrant dancing.
Ghanaian Wedding: Includes elaborate kente cloth and dowry presentations.
Zulu Wedding: A South African tradition with symbolic rituals like the bride presenting gifts to her new family.
Ethiopian Wedding: Includes a spiritual ceremony in the Ethiopian Orthodox Church.
East Asian Weddings
Chinese Wedding: Tea ceremonies, red attire symbolizing luck, and dragon and phoenix motifs.
Japanese Wedding: Includes Shinto rituals, sake sharing, and ceremonial kimonos.
Korean Wedding (Paebaek): Features traditional hanbok attire and bowing to elders.
Mongolian Wedding: Incorporates the exchange of snuff bottles and symbolic livestock gifts.
South Asian Weddings
Indian Wedding: Varies by region (North vs. South), often including mehndi (henna), sangeet (musical night), and baraat (groom’s procession).
Pakistani Wedding: Includes events like mehndi, nikkah (Islamic marriage), and walima (reception).
Sri Lankan Wedding: Features a poruwa ceremony with Buddhist or Hindu elements.
Bangladeshi Wedding: Includes rituals like gaye holud (turmeric ceremony) and vibrant cultural performances.
Southeast Asian Weddings
Thai Wedding: Includes water-pouring rituals and blessings from monks.
Vietnamese Wedding: Focused on tea ceremonies and ancestral respect.
Indonesian Wedding: Rich in regional diversity, from Javanese royal traditions to Balinese Hindu ceremonies.
Filipino Wedding: Blends Catholic and indigenous elements, such as the cord and veil rituals.
Middle Eastern Weddings
Arab Wedding: Features zaffa (wedding march), henna nights, and lavish feasts.
Persian Wedding: Includes the sofreh aghd (wedding spread) and sugar-rubbing rituals.
Turkish Wedding: Celebrates with henna nights (kına gecesi) and traditional music.
European Weddings
Greek Wedding: Incorporates crowning ceremonies (stefana) and breaking plates.
Italian Wedding: Often includes tarantella dances and a lavish feast.
Russian Wedding: Features bread-and-salt blessings and toasting with vodka.
Scottish Wedding: Includes handfasting, kilts, and bagpipes.
Latin American Weddings
Mexican Wedding: Includes rituals like the lazo (lasso ceremony) and mariachi music.
Brazilian Wedding: Features samba dances and Catholic traditions.
Colombian Wedding: Involves aguardiente toasts and gold jewelry symbolism.
Peruvian Wedding: Often includes Andean rituals like coca leaf blessings.
Indigenous Weddings
Native American Weddings: Incorporate sacred blessings, the wedding vase, and tribal customs.
Maori Wedding (New Zealand): Includes haka dances and gifting of pounamu (greenstone).
Sami Wedding (Scandinavia): Features colorful clothing and traditional yoik songs.
Oceanian Weddings
Hawaiian Wedding: Includes leis, Hawaiian chants, and sand ceremonies.
Tongan Wedding: Emphasizes family involvement and tapa cloth traditions.
Fijian Wedding: Incorporates kava ceremonies and tribal customs.
Multicultural and Fusion Weddings
Asian-Western Fusion Weddings
Incorporate traditional Asian ceremonies (e.g., tea ceremonies, henna) with Western vows and white dresses.
Example: Indian-American wedding with both a Hindu ceremony and a Western-style reception.
African-European Weddings
Blends African vibrant traditions like dowry presentations with European church ceremonies.
Example: A Nigerian-English wedding with a white wedding dress and traditional aso ebi attire.
Jewish and Non-Jewish Fusion Weddings
Include elements like breaking the glass and chuppah with rituals from another faith or culture.
Christian-Hindu Weddings
Combine Hindu fire ceremonies with Christian vows and church settings.
Muslim-Christian Weddings
Often held with dual ceremonies respecting Islamic and Christian traditions.
Intercultural Asian Weddings
Example: A Chinese-Korean wedding blending tea ceremonies and paebaek rituals.
Black-American and Caribbean Weddings
Combines African-American traditions like jumping the broom with Caribbean dances and cuisine.
Latin American and European Weddings
Example: A Mexican-Italian wedding featuring lazo rituals and Italian tarantella dances.
Modern Global Fusion Weddings
Destination Weddings: Couples choose a location that reflects shared values, blending global traditions.
Eco-Friendly Weddings: Rooted in cultural respect for nature, incorporating green practices.
Cosmopolitan Weddings: A mix of global influences, reflecting diverse heritages of the couple.
