Planning a wedding is overwhelming because the industry is loud. Planning a destination wedding in Antigua adds another layer, because the city itself becomes part of the experience. Everyone is selling something: bigger teams, more cameras, more content, more coverage. More is not better. Experience is.

No two weddings in Antigua’s ruins are ever the same. The way the architecture reveals itself, the stone, the arches, the shifting light all collaborate to shape the atmosphere of your wedding day.

A curated list of Antigua Guatemala’s best restaurants, bars, and cafes from a photographer who has lived, eaten, and worked here for a decade. This list is designed for wedding guests, food travelers, and anyone looking for Antigua’s real culinary scene. 

Natural, lived-in family portraits set against the historic ruins and soft light of Antigua Guatemala. Thoughtful, cinematic photography focused on connection, movement, and memory, created with care for privacy and intention.

Sahithi & Kanna’s Indian Wedding in Antigua. The incredible mix of cultures amongst the ruins made for an unforgettable experience for all who came to celebrate in Guatemala.

Ten Years of Wedding Photography in Antigua Guatemala: A Love Letter to the Ones Who Chose Us First

Neagheen & Zach’s Persian wedding in Antigua Guatemala was one of the most unique events I have documented. The incredible mix of cultures in the ruins of Antigua made for a special experience for everyone who made the trip to Guatemala.

Gaby and Nico’s dreamy boho wedding on Lake Atitlan is the perfect mix of class and comfort for a wedding in Guatemala.

Carly and Taylor planned their perfect intimate wedding in these undiscovered ruins in Antigua Guatemala! Read the blog fo more info!

Tania & Jacob’s Hindu/Catholic wedding in Antigua Guatemala won multiple International awards and was published in more places than I can count. And my team and I were there to capture every moment of the Hindu beautification celebration.