On a secluded sand bar in Momi Bay, this adventurous couple session unfolded in the most magical way. Welcomed by hundreds of seabirds and surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise water, the shoot seamlessly moved from cinematic shoreline moments to breathtaking underwater portraits. With perfect visibility beneath the surface and endless sky above, every frame captured the wild beauty of Fiji and the effortless connection between two people completely lost in the moment.

Ted and Kelly’s Namale honeymoon was pure magic — from a dreamy “Trash the Dress” shoot on a remote sandbar to golden hour portraits at their rainforest villa. A celebration of love, laughter, and stunning island beauty.

The sandbar near Savusavu is absolutely stunning. It’s such a surreal background! Victoria and Howard have done a few photo sessions together before but wanted something different. We certainly did it!

John came to Australia from England and met Mohanna, who has Fijian origins, at work. As soon as he saw her he couldn’t get his eyes of her. And to get married in Fiji was an obvious and easy choice! Ever since he still talks about the way she brightens every room with her bubbly personality.

Melissa and Jason came from the USA to Fiji to sail and dive the most beautiful reefs they could find. That underwater photoshoot in Fiji was a must do! They had a couple of transition days in Nadi so took the opportunity to do a couple photo session. They were good swimmers and took my advice on a remote and stunning spot.

The underwater honeymoon photo session with this couple from Singapore was flawless! They picked Lomani island resort (an adult only slice of heaven) to enjoy a holiday for a few days after their wedding. Lomani Island resort is on Malolo Lai Lai island (Part of the Mamanuca island group), it is surrounded by stunning reef, and only five minutes boat ride from an extraordinary sand bank that disappears at high tide.