The photos take themselves.
The aisle, the arch, the water below and the sunset behind the coast: the venue is already a set. You only need to know where to stand, and when.
Five steps, five frames.
From the ceremony aisle to the terrace railing, from the couple’s table to the stairs down towards the water: the spaces are close and photographs are taken on foot, without moving anyone.
The bay opens to the west: in the afternoon the light comes from the side, in the evening the sun drops behind the coast and the sea takes on the colours of sunset. It is the reason photographs here work even without artifice.
Where to take the photographer.
Movements are a few metres: photo time does not steal time from the party.
The right hour, for every shot.
A mid-afternoon ceremony has hard light: chairs face the sea and the sun comes from the side, so couple portraits are better towards evening, when the light softens.
The best moment for photographs at the railing is sunset, just before dinner. Afterwards, with the lanterns lit, come the party photographs: the bay is dark and the venue becomes the only source of light.
The landscape needs no filters.
Frequently asked questions
Do we choose the photographer?
What time is best for couple photos?
Are there photos in the rain too?
Can we do a pre-wedding shoot at the venue?
The aisle, the arch, the water below and the sunset behind the coast: the venue is already a set. You only need to know where to stand, and when.
The same bay, another rhythm.
Come and see the light.
The terraces at sunset make sense only in person. Book a visit or look through the gallery.