Blog Photo Galley
By Wedding Photographer Anaïs Chaine
Category
Location
- Barefoot Manta Ray Fiji 1
- Castaway Island Fiji 2
- Cloud 9 Fiji 2
- Coral Coast Fiji 7
- Denarau Fiji 27
- Emaho Resort Fiji 4
- First Landing Fiji 1
- France 7
- Hilton Denarau Fiji 7
- Koro Sun Fiji 4
- Likuliku Fiji 4
- Likuri Island Fiji 1
- Lomani Fiji 3
- Malamala Beach Club Fiji 3
- Malolo Island Fiji 16
- Malolo Island Resort 1
- Mana Island Fiji 2
- Matangi Island Resort Fiji 1
- Maui Bay Fiji 1
- Musket Cove Resort Fiji 7
- Nadi Fiji 3
- Namale Fiji 7
- Nanuku Fiji 1
- Natadola Beach Fiji 10
- Naviti Fiji 2
- New Zealand 16
- Paradise Cove Fiji 2
- Plantation Island Resort Fiji 10
- Private Villa Fiji 2
- Radisson Blu Fiji 5
- Sand Bar Malolo Fiji 2
- Savasi Island Resort Fiji 2
- Savusavu Fiji 14
- Shangri La Resort Fiji 6
- Sigatoka Sand Dunes Fiji 1
- Sofitel Denarau Fiji 6
- The Hilton Double Tree 1
- The Intercontinental Fiji 8
- The Marriott Fiji 8
- The Outrigger Fiji 6
- The Sheraton Fiji 9
- The Warwick Fiji 5
- Toberua Island 2
- Tokoriki Island Resort Fiji 1
- Treasure Island Fiji 1
- Tropica Island Fiji 4
- Turtle Island Fiji 1
- Vomo Island Resort Fiji 7
- Westin Fiji 1
- Yatule Fiji 4
A Timeless Island Wedding at Toberua Island Resort
Discover Lynette and Max's beautiful wedding at Toberua Island Resort in Fiji. With just 22 guests, their celebration combined relaxed island living, unforgettable snorkeling experiences, elegant bridal preparations, and a breathtaking beach ceremony framed by palm trees and sparkling ocean views.
Ada & Franck’s Romantic Elopement on Toberua Island, Fiji
Ada & Franck’s Romantic Elopement on Toberua Island, Fiji
There are love stories that unfold quietly, intentionally, and beautifully — and Ada and Franck’s elopement in Fiji was exactly that.
All the way from Poland, these two adventurous souls traveled across the globe to say “I do” on a tiny island in the South Pacific. For the past five years, Ada and Franck have been exploring the world together with their backpacks, collecting memories from countless countries and cultures. Yet somehow, they had never set foot in the Pacific — until now.