Luxury Destination Wedding
Photographer Mexico.

Every wedding is custom and quoted in conversation. The studio does not publish packages. Each brief is shaped around your dates, venue, hours, and whether video is added. Final investment varies with scope and travel. Every brief includes a private 4K gallery, unlimited downloads, print rights, and bilingual service.

Yes. Every wedding the studio takes is shot by Vianey Díaz, the Director. The agreement carries a substitution clause: if a force majeure event prevents her from being on the day, the full retainer is returned, in writing, no negotiation.

Rain is part of the beauty of tropical destinations. We scout indoor backups thirty days before your date. Afternoon showers in Mexico are typically twenty to forty minutes, and the most romantic frames often arrive the moment the rain clears and the sky fills with saturated color.

A teaser of fifteen to twenty editorial frames within ten days. The complete edited gallery in three to four weeks. When a cinematic film is commissioned, it follows within eight weeks. Each delivery window is written into your agreement.

Eight to fourteen months before your wedding date, especially for peak season (November through April). Popular Saturdays at Rosewood Mayakoba, One & Only Palmilla, Four Seasons Costa Palmas, and Las Ventanas often book twelve to eighteen months out. For cenote ceremonies in Tulum, plan an additional two to three months for permit logistics.

A half-day delivers roughly 300 to 400 edited frames, a full day 600 to 900, depending on the day's rhythm. Every image is hand color graded and delivered as a high resolution full size JPEG through a private 4K gallery, with unlimited downloads and a print release included.

Coverage is shaped to your day. The half-day brief runs up to four hours, ideal for an intimate ceremony and golden hour portraits. Full day coverage runs eight to ten continuous hours, from morning preparations through the reception, so the entire arc of the celebration is photographed without gaps.

A second photographer is included in the full day brief and available as an add on for the half day. The second shooter captures the groom's preparations, wide reception scenes, and reverse angles during the ceremony, giving the gallery two perspectives on every key moment of the day.

Yes. An engagement or pre-wedding session is one of our favorite ways to work together before the day. It is shot at a cenote, beach, or resort of your choosing, lets you grow comfortable in front of the camera, and produces images for save the dates and welcome signage.

November through April is peak season, with dry skies, gentle humidity, and the cleanest water. Sargassum seaweed is most likely from May to August, and hurricane season runs June through November. We plan timelines and backup locations around these windows so the light and the coastline both cooperate.

Some resorts apply an outside vendor fee when you bring a photographer who is not on their in house list. We work at these properties regularly and help you confirm the policy early, so the fee, if any, is budgeted from the start rather than discovered at checkout.

Photography is the studio's core craft. A cinematic film is available by inquiry, produced with our filmmaking partners and confirmed during planning rather than offered as a stock package. Drone aerials can be arranged where the venue and local regulations permit, and we coordinate the permissions on your behalf.

A retainer of fifty percent reserves your date and is due on signing, with the balance payable two weeks before the wedding. We accept cards, bank transfer, and US dollars or Mexican pesos. The retainer holds your date exclusively, so no other booking can claim it once it is paid.

We are based in Cancún and travel across the Riviera Maya, Tulum, Isla Mujeres, and Los Cabos as part of every brief. For weddings beyond these regions, a transparent travel fee covers flights and lodging, quoted up front in your proposal with no surprises added later.

The full retainer is transferable to a new wedding date within twelve months at no penalty. After twelve months, it converts to partial credit toward a studio session or a future wedding. Force majeure clauses for hurricane, government order, or a documented medical event are written into the agreement.