Destination wedding photographer in Mallorca

Everyone has flown in, so the welcome dinner on the eve is the first time most of these people have been in a room together — often for years — and it is the only unstructured evening of the weekend. It is worth more photographically than the second half of the reception, and it routinely goes uncovered because the quote only mentioned the wedding day. The other thing a local does is the part nobody abroad can research: a Tramuntana terrace frequently cannot hold the group the planner drew on it, and the Formentor road is shuttle-only from mid-morning in summer.

When to book in Mallorca

May, June and September are the months most couples pick, and with reason: warm evenings, a sea fit to swim in, and an island not yet or no longer at its August peak. In July and August the heat stays on late and roads that look short on the map fill with hire cars, which matters on a weekend built around transfers. Whatever the month, set the ceremony late. Near midsummer the sun goes down at about twenty past nine, so a ceremony at six or seven leaves the couple portraits for the low sun and the group photograph for the cooler half hour after it. October evenings are shorter, and the whole day moves earlier with them. From November to March the Tramuntana gets Atlantic weather and the coast road can close for rockfall, so a winter weekend needs a plan B in Palma.