Newlyweds sharing a close moment in warm late-afternoon light.

Wedding photography · Mallorca · International

As it unfolded.

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An outdoor ceremony among olive trees on Mallorca.
A guest wiping away tears during the ceremony.
A family member fastening the groom’s boutonniere during preparations.
Newlyweds walking through confetti after the ceremony.
Guests reacting during an outdoor ceremony.
Friends lifting a guest into the air during the celebration.
A long wedding table overlooking the Mediterranean.
Bride running and laughing with a friend in evening light.
Bride and groom sharing champagne during a reception moment.

A wedding unfolds like a conversation — nobody has the whole script.

Some parts are planned to the minute. Others happen because a room full of people has its own life. I work with both.

Overhead view of guests around the wedding dinner table.

Working with the day

I know the momentsthat cannot be missed.

Bride standing beside her father during a speech.
Guests raising glasses around the dinner table.
Wedding guests laughing together during the celebration.
Newlyweds leaning together at the candlelit dinner table.
Guests dancing late into the evening.
A long dinner table set before guests arrive.
Bride and groom sharing a warm, unguarded moment together.
A guest holding a sparkler during the evening celebration.
Family members embracing at night during the wedding dinner.
Around them

I watch the people — reactions, nerves, interruptions, and the small things that change the tone of a day.

I step in when a little direction helps. Otherwise, I let the day keep its own shape.

Wedding dinner tables glowing at dusk by the sea.
Every wedding has its own rhythm.

The photographs follow that, not a checklist.

A wedding is more than its highlights. The photographs should hold together as a day — not just as a collection of individual images.

Two grooms sitting together above the sea.

A few practical questions

Useful answers.
Before you ask.

Do you photograph full wedding days?

Yes. Preparation, transitions, guests, dinner and the evening are part of the same story.

Do you work with wedding planners?

Yes. I coordinate with planners, venues and other suppliers while keeping the couple’s experience central.

Do you take group photographs?

Yes. I keep them organized and efficient so they matter without taking over the day.

Do you photograph destination weddings?

Yes. I am based in Mallorca and also photograph weddings elsewhere in Spain and internationally.

How far in advance should we enquire?

As soon as the date and location are reasonably clear. A short first message is enough to check availability.

How do we receive our photographs?

You receive the finished photographs as high-resolution digital files. I confirm the expected delivery timing with you.

Planning a wedding in Mallorca?

A date, a place and a few lines about the day are enough to begin.

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