Wedding photographer in Ibiza

An Ibiza wedding keeps later hours than most, for a plain reason: in June and July the sun does not set until after nine. Ceremonies are pushed into the evening so that the cocktail hour meets the low light, and the dinner starts when on the mainland the dancing would. That timetable is good for photographs if the day is built for it. The preparations, often in a villa or a hotel some distance from the venue, take the late morning; the drive between them is planned for slow summer roads; the ceremony and the group portraits fall while the light is soft; and the portraits of the two of you are taken in the twenty minutes before sunset, close enough to the venue that nobody misses their own dinner. We start from the venue’s schedule and adjust it with you.

When to book in Ibiza

June and September are the months most couples want, and venues fill a long way ahead for them. They also give the best balance of warmth, light and roads. July and August are hotter, and a ceremony in the late afternoon means guests standing in hard sun, so push it later and keep the cocktail in the shade. In any month, the light to plan for is the hour before sunset, which runs after nine in midsummer and close to eight by the end of September. Saturdays in high season are the busiest days on the roads; a Friday or Sunday wedding is easier on everyone’s transfers.