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Beautiful images
happen when people
stop performing
and start feeling

We're Paco and Aga, wedding photographers. We work documentary-style with an editorial eye, which basically means we care just as much about how a photo feels as how it looks. Both things, always.

Couple walking through Almond Valley in Mallorca
Bride and groom embracing at a destination wedding in Spain
Film photograph of a wedding in Italy
Bridesmaids gathered together during the wedding day
Pre wedding boat party in Mallorca
Guests celebrating on the dance floor at a wedding party
Destination wedding scene in Mallorca
Bride portrait during the wedding day
Wedding details photographed in natural light
Couple portrait by a Mallorca wedding photographer
Groomsmen together at a wedding in Spain
Wedding reception in Paris, France
Bride portrait photographed in France
Cocktail hour at a wedding in Mallorca
Wedding portrait on Lake Como
First look moment at a wedding in Italy
Intimate wedding reception photographed with an editorial style
Couple city shoot in Paris
Film portrait of a couple in Mallorca

Destination wedding photographers based in Mallorca, serving Europe, Mexico, and select celebrations worldwide

We're based in Mallorca and spend most of our year photographing weddings across Europe - Spain, Italy, France, Portugal - and in Mexico. Wherever you're getting married, the approach stays the same: we blend in, we pay attention, and we wait for the real stuff.

We don't believe in over-directing or standing back with a long lens hoping something great appears. We get close, we earn your trust, and we work with your energy - not against it. Some couples need quiet. Some need movement. Some need someone to break the tension with a terrible joke.

The result is photographs that actually look like you had a great day. Because you did.

Recent weddings

Why couples hire us?

Most couples come to us having already spent a lot of time looking at wedding photography - and knowing pretty clearly what they don't want. The stiff poses, the forced romance, the photos where everyone looks like they're trying. When they find our work, something usually clicks.

The first conversation tends to go the same way. Most people mention early on that they're not great in front of a camera. We try to spend that call talking about everything but that - their day, their people, what matters to them. By the end, the camera thing rarely comes up again.

What couples tell us afterwards - beyond the photos themselves - is that the day felt more relaxed than they expected. That they were actually present. That they forgot about the camera for most of it. We're genuinely happy when we hear that. It means the day went the way it was supposed to.

You can read some of their messages here.