TAHITI WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER

Award-Winning Photography for Destination Weddings in French Polynesia

DOCUMENTARY WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY IN TAHITI AND ITS ISLANDS

Some songs never leave you. Twenty years later, the first few notes come on and you’re back there, with a shiver you can’t explain. That’s what I want your wedding photos to do.
I photograph weddings in French Polynesia and I follow what happens organically: the look between your parents, the speech that cracks halfway through, the ocean at eight when the light turns gold. Years from now, you won’t just see how your day looked. You’ll feel it all over again.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Yes, I photograph destination weddings across French Polynesia, including Tahiti, Bora Bora, Moorea and the smaller islands. With 14 years of experience and more than 300 weddings behind me, I plan the logistics with you: inter-island flights or ferries, the location, and the timing of the light. Travel is quoted upfront as part of your destination package, so there are no surprises.

The best time is the dry season, from May to October, when skies are clearer, humidity is lower and sunsets are more reliable. The wet season, November to April, brings short tropical showers but also lush greenery and fewer visitors. Whatever the month, I schedule portraits for the golden hour before sunset, when the lagoon light is at its softest.

Both are possible. Non-residents can marry legally at a town hall (mairie) in French Polynesia, but the paperwork must be filed months in advance. Many couples instead marry legally at home and hold a symbolic ceremony on a beach, a motu (a small islet in the lagoon) or an overwater deck. I photograph either, including traditional Polynesian elements such as flower crowns, a pareo (sarong) and a blessing.

I don’t work from a shot list. I follow the day as it unfolds, so your photos capture how your wedding felt, not just how it looked. I work discreetly, in a documentary style, and I combine natural moments with a few guided portraits that use the lagoon, the mountains and the sunset as your backdrop.