Erin and George had their elopement at Nanuku on the Coral Coast. They had the ceremony on the top of the hill in a remarkable villa with a sea view and surrounded by lush Fijian greens. There was a few tears and a lot of smiles. The wonderful attention to details from the staff made this day an absolutely spotless experience. 

Lina and Joe are based in Australia but have Samoan and Fijian heritage. Fiji was just the perfect location for everyone to meet and enjoy the warm weather. They had many guests who came to celebrate their union and made it a sensational party after a very moving ceremony.

Ally and Scott got married in February at the Warwick in Fiji. The weather is a bit risky between December and and April as it is the wet season in Fiji. It’s very hot and there might be some rain showers, but this didn’t affected the day. The ceremony had to be moved inside but it didn’t made the set up any less beautiful.

Anna and Ben didn’t like the idea of having a ceremony in front of their entire family and friends. They preferred an intimate exchange of vows and to have a party with their dearest later on, back in Australia. They chose the Hilton, Denarau, Fiji to tie the knot.

Jason and Alexis’ ceremony was held among the spectacular and majestic ancient trees of Koro Sun’s lush forest. They kept us dry and made us forget about the rain. In Fiji they say that it’s a blessing when it rains on your wedding day. It didn’t stop me documenting the day and we created moody-romantic-dramatic images at sunset.

Jade and Iain got married at the prestigious Intercontinental Fiji by the stunning Natadola beach. They had many great friends and a beautiful family who flew from all over to celebrate with them. It was on a warm and sunny day surrounded by swaying palm trees, white sand, and turquoise water.

Sara and Jayden chose Plantation Island for the family-friendly vibe: they have a 2-year-old son, so it made everything easy. They were also attracted by the picturesque scenery of Malolo Island. Sara and Jayden loved the day from being pampered to getting a professional photographer capturing every moment. It made them feel so special!

Valenitine and Michael came back from Sydney to their homeland to celebrate their wedding. The reception was at the Radisson Blu in Denarau Island by the waterfall and surrounded by greenery. Beforehand, they had the ceremony and blessings at the Mount Saint Mary’s Catholic Church in Nadi.

It was a gorgeous day at Musket Cove, which was not only the celebration of their love but also of two cultures. Everyone shared some of their traditions and mixed together. The Fijians shared their traditional dancing (meke), music, fire dancing, wedding outfits (tapa and masi), woven mats (kivu), a kava station, and never-ending laughs and jokes.

Dagmar and Christian flew all the way from Europe to celebrate their wedding at the tropical Vomo island resort! They were not disappointed. Everything was there for a memorable holiday and wonderful elopement : the warm Fijian hospitality, the high standard of the service and attention to details and the beauty of Vomo.

Kate and Luke got given good advice for their wedding. Anna, a wedding coordinator based in Auckland helped them to put everything together. They had a stunning island wedding rather than staying on the mainland. The vistas were beautiful turquoise clear waters, and white sand.

Jennae and Jack came from Australia to tie the knot just together. They picked the splendid Intercontinental Resort by the stunning Natadola beach (in the Coral Coast of Fiji). Everything was flawless. Jennae and Jack seemed to have had a lots of fun together and it was beautiful to capture their complicity. There were also some emotional moments, with tears of joy, these ones that heart can’t say.

Danielle and Nathan chose the Outrigger Fiji for its combination of having a beach, a chapel, a hilltop and being family friendly, all-in-one! Danielle is the kind of bride who makes sure that everyone else is ok first… And so did Nathan. Two beautiful souls got married that day and I wish them all the very best together forever and ever after.

I was very touched when I received the first email from Aisea and Vanessa. He is a professional rugby player and they have been living in France (my birth country) for 3 years and are loving it! Their daughter speaks perfect French too. They are from New Zealand, where I used to live for 6 years. Aotearoa will forever be very dear to my heart.

The Hilton Double tree is situated on Sonaisali Island, which is only 30 minutes from the international Nadi airport! It takes only a 5 minutes, magical boat ride to get to the resort. You enter a new world as soon as you get there! It was a great choice for Roxanne and Jon, who wanted to tie the knot in Fiji.

Hilary and Scott decided to elope at the stunning, long white sandy beach of Natadola (Fiji’s Coral Coast). They chose a boho, wonderful setup to exchange their vows: Paradise Bride made a teepee ornamented by some beautiful old-fashioned flowers. The bride was wearing a light and floating vintage dress matched with an art deco set of jewellery: a delicate style.

Sophie and Steve had a slightly different idea for their wedding: they wanted to keep it very intimate and loved the idea of a tropical, warm, and beautiful destination, Fiji! It truly was a success; their friends and family traveled from cold Sydney, and they together had a stunning day filled with joy, emotion, and fun!

Happiness never left Sarah from the first minute I arrived to the last minute I left. Her and Daniel’s wedding was simply wonderful! With lots of joy and tears of emotion.