Honeymoon photographer in Seville

Spring is the obvious season to honeymoon in Seville, and two of its weeks are the ones to think twice about: Semana Santa (21 to 28 March in 2027) and the Feria about a fortnight later, when the centre is cut into sealed sections by processions or simply impassable and accommodation roughly quadruples. Late October to early December gives 22 degrees, low sun and a city back to itself. Whatever week you land in, the session has two settings, both reached on foot. Plaza de España at sunrise, when the east-facing brick is lit head-on and the square holds a handful of people; in winter the brick goes properly red. Or the Triana bank at last light, looking east across the Guadalquivir at the Torre del Oro and the cathedral while the water goes dark. Sunrise for an empty square, last light for warmth and a lie-in.

When to book in Seville

The quietest and most comfortable weeks are from late October to early December, when the city is back to itself and the sun sets around six, so an evening session still leaves the whole night for dinner. February and March are close behind. In summer a midday session is not an option: book seven in the morning or the last hour before sunset, which is after nine. If the honeymoon falls in Semana Santa or Feria week, plan the session for the first morning, before the processions or the fairground traffic take over, and expect the centre to be crowded either way. Holding the session early in the stay also means the gallery arrives while you are still in Seville.