Destination weddings
Wherever you are getting married, I can be there.
Destination wedding films across South America and Europe. Based in Peru, and used to landing somewhere I have never been and finding the story anyway.
- South America & Europe
- English and Spanish
- Small teams, quiet presence
What a destination wedding actually needs
A wedding abroad is not a bigger version of a wedding at home. Guests travel for days, the celebration spreads across a weekend instead of an evening, and the place itself becomes part of the story. That changes what is worth filming: the dinner the night before, the walk to the venue, the people who crossed an ocean to be there. A one-day shooting schedule misses most of it.
What you get
Your wedding film
The place, the people and the days around it — not just the ceremony. Edited as a story, not as a highlight reel.
A private portal
Your film, your vows and the memories of the days, in one place. Share it with the guests who could not travel, through a link you control.
Vertical clips
Cut from your own film, ready for Instagram and TikTok, requested from your portal whenever you want them.
Planning that survives distance
Everything in writing in your portal, so nothing depends on catching each other across five time zones.
How it works
- 1
We talk
A twenty-minute call, English or Spanish, at an hour that works where you are. Your destination, your dates, what you have in mind.
- 2
We plan the trip
Travel, days of coverage and what happens around the wedding itself — the arrival, the dinner before, the morning after. All agreed before anyone books flights.
- 3
Your days
I arrive early enough to know the place before I film it. Quiet presence, no direction, nothing staged.
- 4
Your film
About eight weeks later it is in your portal, ready to watch, download and share.
Questions we get a lot
Where do you travel?
Anywhere in South America and anywhere in Europe. I travel on a Peruvian passport, which means no visa is needed for either — so a destination in Portugal, Italy or Argentina is as straightforward as one in Peru.
Do you travel to the United States?
Not at the moment: a Peruvian passport needs a visa for the US, and I would rather tell you that now than let a date depend on an appointment I cannot control.
How are travel costs handled?
Flights and accommodation are worked out per destination and quoted openly before you commit. No surprises added later.
How many days do you stay?
It depends on the wedding, and it is worth thinking about: at a destination wedding the best material is often not on the wedding day itself. We decide it together on the call.
What languages do you work in?
English and Spanish, both fluently — planning, the call, and on the day.
Tell me where
Twenty minutes by video call, no obligation. We check your dates and talk through what getting there actually involves.
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