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Wedding photographer in Valencia

Ten hours of a Valencia wedding, planned around a coast that faces east, the farmhouse venues of the huerta and the March week to keep clear of.

Starting from: €1,600
Duration: 10 hours
Edited photos: 500
Gallery in: 30 days

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No deposit to ask · Written quote within 2 working hours · Free weather rescheduling

Portfolio

Wedding in Valencia

A selection of wedding shots to inspire your session.

What you’ll experience

Why choose Wedding in Valencia?

A wedding photographer in Valencia plans the day around two things about the place. The first is the huerta, the market gardens and orange groves that still ring parts of the city, where many of the old alquerías, the farmhouses of the huerta, now take weddings. They sit on flat, open ground, so the sun sets over fields rather than behind a block of flats, and the couple portraits can wait for the last twenty minutes of light without anyone leaving the party for long. The second is the coast, which faces east. A beachfront venue is lovely at the aperitif, but at sunset the light is behind the city, not over the sea. A church in the old town followed by a banquet outside the city is a common Valencian day, and the drive between them is short enough to be a pause in the schedule rather than a problem.

When to book in Valencia

The calendar is generous. February to May and October to November are mild and need no special planning; the only week to rule out is the Fallas, up to 19 March, when hotels triple, streets close and the mascletà at two drowns out any ceremony in the centre. In July and August an afternoon ceremony means humid heat, so group photographs move to the shade or to later in the evening, and the couple portraits go to the final twenty minutes before sunset, which in high summer falls around nine. Spring brings orange blossom to the huerta; autumn brings the softest light. A wedding photographer can work with any of them; what changes is the timeline we send you.

What you get

What’s included

500 retouched photographs
Ten hours of coverage, preparations to open bar
Second photographer from 120 guests
Private gallery within 30 days, print-ready files
Fixed price, no hidden fees
A real person answers your questions
Personally selected local photographers
Free weather rescheduling
Written quote within 2 working hours

Reviews

What clients said afterwards.

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★★★★★5.0Based on 10 client reviews, published as written

★★★★★
“An incredible experience from beginning to end. The photographer was very professional, easy to be around, and made us feel comfortable from the first moment. The photographs came out beautiful and caught the essence of the trip perfectly. We would do it again without a doubt.”
Albor client · Holiday session
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★★★★★
“We booked a photo session in Barcelona and we are delighted with the result. Communication was very easy, everything was very well organised, and the photographs exceeded our expectations. We have incredible memories of our trip.”
Albor client · Holiday session · Barcelona
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★★★★★
“We booked a session to celebrate our anniversary and it was one of the best decisions of the trip. The place, the light and the photographs were spectacular. We also had them back very quickly. Recommended a hundred per cent.”
Albor client · Couple session
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Best locations

Where to shoot in Valencia.

Valencia guide

Most weddings we cover in Valencia move between two or three places, and the route matters as much as the venues. Ceremonies in the old town happen in churches whose interiors are often dim, so we work without flash and with fast lenses, and we look at the square outside beforehand for where the confetti exit will be in shade. The alquerías of the huerta and the masías further inland, around Requena on the wine road, are where the banquet usually goes; their gardens and orange trees face open horizons, so the couple portraits can wait for the last of the sun without leaving the grounds. A wedding on the coast keeps the sea for the aperitif and the morning, since the beaches face east. If the couple wants a few portraits in town between the ceremony and the banquet, the Turia is the reliable choice, with shade and stone bridges at any hour, and it sits on the way out of the centre rather than off it. We visit each place beforehand at the hour it will be used.

FAQ — Wedding in Valencia

The ceremony is in the old town and the banquet at an alquería. How do you handle the drive?

It is part of the ten hours. We leave the church a few minutes ahead of you, so we are at the alquería when your car arrives, and we use the gap to check where the sun will be for the portraits. Send us both addresses when you book and the timeline comes back with the drive in it.

Do you know the alquería we have booked?

If we have not worked there before, we visit it beforehand at the time of day the portraits will be taken, to see where the sun falls and which corners stay in shade for the group photographs. Tell us the venue’s name when you book and we will arrange the visit with them.

We have more than 120 guests. What changes?

A second photographer joins from 120 guests, which in practice means one of us is with the couple while the other covers the guests, the cocktail and the room. It matters most at the church exit and the arrival at the alquería, where two things happen at once.

Wedding in Valencia: how much does it cost?

From €1,600: 10 hours with the photographer and 500 edited photos, in a private gallery within 30 days. Travel within Valencia is included, and the price is confirmed in writing before you book, with no deposit to ask.