Wedding photography pricing depends on the amount of coverage, the size and schedule of your celebration, and whether you choose photography only or photo + video. I offer collections for intimate weddings, full wedding days and multi-day destination celebrations. Once I know your date, venue and plans, I can recommend the coverage that makes the most sense for your wedding.

As soon as your wedding date and venue are confirmed. Puerto Vallarta’s main wedding season typically runs from October through May, with many of the most requested dates falling between November and April. If you’re planning a wedding during these months, I recommend reaching out as early as possible — ideally 9 to 12 months in advance, and even earlier for particularly popular dates. Weddings during the summer months may have more flexibility, but availability still depends on the specific date. Reaching out early gives you the best chance of securing the photographer you want rather than choosing from whoever is still available.

My approach blends candid, documentary storytelling with an editorial eye. Much of the day is photographed as it naturally unfolds — real interactions, movement and emotion — while portraits receive thoughtful direction when needed. The result is imagery that feels refined and intentional without making your wedding feel like one long photoshoot.

Yes. I've photographed weddings at resorts, private villas and beachfront venues throughout Puerto Vallarta, Riviera Nayarit and Punta Mita. That local experience matters when planning around sunset, changing light, heat, travel between locations, resort timelines and the natural flow of a destination wedding day.

Yes. I regularly photograph weddings throughout Puerto Vallarta, Riviera Nayarit and Punta Mita, including Nuevo Vallarta, Bucerías, Sayulita and surrounding destinations. For weddings elsewhere in Mexico, send me your plans and I can confirm availability and any travel requirements.

It depends on the story you want documented. A smaller celebration may only need a few hours, while a full wedding day can include getting ready, ceremony, family and couple portraits, cocktail hour, sunset, reception and dancing. If you're planning a destination wedding weekend, coverage can also extend to welcome events or other celebrations. I can help you determine the right amount of coverage based on your actual timeline rather than simply choosing a number of hours.

Yes. You can book photography on its own or combine photography + video coverage. When both are included, the teams work around the same wedding timeline and overall approach, making the experience more coordinated while preserving each medium's way of telling the story.

Yes. Photography works best when it's considered alongside the actual flow of the wedding rather than added to the timeline afterward. I can help you think through getting ready, first looks, family photographs, ceremony timing, couple portraits, sunset and reception coverage while coordinating around the plans established with your wedding planner and venue.

Tell me your wedding date, venue and what you're planning through the contact form. If I'm available, we'll talk through your celebration, priorities and the coverage that makes the most sense. Your date is officially reserved once the agreement is signed and the required retainer is received.