Kiana and Shilo were in transition between their life in California and their new move to Hawaii, when they visited The Sheraton Denarau, Fiji for a holiday. To celebrate their engagement, they wanted a memorable photo session.

Karina and Graham contacted me with a few ideas for their wedding: they wanted to keep it simple, affordable and by the beach. They made a great choice choosing beautiful Lomani island resort. Did you know that Lomani means Love in Fijian?

Stephanie and Michael decided to celebrate their honeymoon in Fiji. We did a beautiful photo session together at the Marriott, Momi Bay, where they were staying for a few days. It was casual but elegant: a lovely, tender and fun moment. The photographs talk for themselves!

For their 2 years wedding anniversary Divya and Manu opted for a 2 hours photo session at the Shangri La on the coral coast of Fiji. The timing allowed Divya to wear three different outfits, which gave some diversity to the photoshoot.

I’m so lucky to photograph such beautiful weddings! This one is about Mary-Frances and Ben’s wedding at Vomo island Resort, Fiji. It’s about family, complicity, reunion, traditions and of course lots and lots of love. Enjoy the reading and the viewing! 

Joanne and James have been together for 10 years and already have two bubbly sons. They live in New Zealand and since Joanne’s parents came to visit them from the UK they jumped on the opportunity to elope in Fiji. James had proposed 5 years ago so they were delighted to finally get married.

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!

Melinda and Jonny came to Fiji for an elopement/honeymoon. The perfect romantic combination! Jonny being a surfer they chose to stay at Tropica island resort. It’s only a 20 minutes ride from some of the best waves in the world (Cloud break, Namotu…). Combined together they have 7 children so an “Adults only” resort was a must 😉.

Mickey is a romantic… And he was cooking that proposal for over six months! I was very excited to witness how his project was taking shape. He pondered on the location a lot, which is not an easy task from overseas. In the end he chose to propose at the Marriott, Momi Bay, Fiji.

Jessica and Pete came all the way from Scotland for a couple of weeks of holidays in Fiji. The two locations option was a must for them to capture two totally different scenery of Fiji but both very iconic of what the Fijian landscape can offer. 

Kaytlan and Donald flew from San Diego (California, United States) to get married at Koro Sun island resort in Savusavu, Fiji. The resort takes a short flight from Nadi international airport to access, which is every bit worth it. They landed in a lush paradise surrounded by rainforest and beautiful reefs.

Imogen and Max had an intimate wedding at beautiful Musket Cove Island Resort, a choice they did not regret! Here are Imogen’s words…

Leisa and Steven got married in Sigatoka while they were staying at Likuri Island. They just wanted a photo session on the beautiful island. We had an incredible sunset, which made that tropical paradise even more magical.

Caitlin and Vitaly came form the States to celebrate their honeymoon. They chose to stay at Likuliku island resort for 12 days and did not regret it!  It gave them time to get scuba diving certified, which was a big step for Caitlin because she was more a bird rather than a fish. 

Nick and Daovina had a very detailed idea on how they dreamed their engagement. They even send me a power point. It was so cute! Daovina came with a beautiful yellow dress and Nick was wearing complementary colours. She had her hair and make up done by Lodoviko, which looked gorgeous!

Ricki and Jeff had to wait an extra two years for their wedding because of Covid. We had been in touch together for almost 4 years… I was so happy and excited when they finally got to tied the knot! Here are their answers to a few questions about their beautiful day.

Mustafa and Simone during their well-deserved holidays in Fiji (after two Covid years in Melbourne filled with endless lockdowns…) wanted to do a couple photo sessions. Simone had a vison with some hot/sexy shots along the beach, split shots (over/under) and a few underwater for herself (Mustafa being not very confident under).

Mary Anne and Timbo are running a wedding venue in Melbourne, which typically hosts between 200 to 300 guests… So you can imagine why they just wanted a simple elopement in Fiji, with only their two children!