Los Cabos Wedding Blog
Los Cabos Engagement Photography Sessions
Beautiful young couple enjoy their engagement photo session in Los Cabos, Mexico
Renee and Brian were coming from Vancouver to have their engagement session photos in Los Cabos. They are organizing their destination wedding in Los Cabos, Mexico and they wanted to have some quality time together and meet a few wedding vendor before their big day.
¨Thank you so much!! We absolutely love them, it was so amazing working with you :) ¨
- Renee
Engagement photography sessions are a great way to get to know your engagement and/or wedding photographer. Los Cabos, Mexico has a ton of amazing locations and amazing beaches, but also comes with a few restrictions. Some locations require permits, some locations don't allow any photography at all, and some are simply free and unrestricted. Make sure your wedding photographer understands these limitations and can get the photos that you want.
Things to consider for Engagement Photography in Los Cabos, Mexico.
Be wary of location limitations
Beaches are nice, but could be crowded
There is architecture, but only from the last 30-40 years
Los Angeles has a distinct look
There is something about Baja that is just, ... La Bajas. Los Cabos is a municipality located at the southern tip of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula, in the state of Baja California Sur. It encompasses the two towns of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo (the municipal seat) linked by a twenty-mile Resort Corridor of beach-front properties and championship golf courses. It's the town of celebrities and sunny beaches and surfer culture. It's something that destination engagement shoots want, where it makes their photos distinct and unique. Tourism is by far the main economic activity with over two million visitors per year. Over 1 million visitors from the United States
Gvphotographer is Wedding and Engagement photographer based in Los Cabos, Mexico and available for destination weddings.
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to email myself at info@gvphotographer.com and I will be happy to make sure you are making the right decision for your needs.
Thank you,
Gonzalo Verdeja
Los Cabos Wedding Photographer
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San Jose del Cabo Engagement Photos
San Jose del Cabo Epic Engagement Photos
My favorite part about this glamorous beach engagement photoshoot was exactly how happy Sayeh and Amir were together.
Being a San Jose del Cabo photographer is a dream come true for anyone who enjoys gorgeous natural landscapes and beautiful secluded beaches. I couldn’t have asked for a more photogenic and happy couple.
Let me tell you when they first contact me for their Persian destination wedding in Los Cabos I was super excited, after a few emails and a few phone calls (Amir speaks a little bit of Spanish, how awesome) I Knew their Cabo wedding would be epic. So we planned this sunset session in one of their trips to Cabo before their wedding CLICK HERE TO SEE THEIR CABO WEDDING DAY
We started with a few pictures around the resort: Solaz Los Cabos. Then we go to take a few pictures in the middle of the desert, with the mountains behind and finally we had an epic sunset at the beach.
Sayeh and Amirs San Jose del Cabo engagement portraits took place during one of their visits to Cabo to organize their destination wedding at the Luxury Solaz Resort.
5 Tips to Reduce Wedding Planning Stress
Best tips to reduce wedding planning Stress
Your wedding day is supposed to be one of the best days of your life, if not the best day of your life. However, the planning process can be incredibly stressful whether you’re having a small hometown wedding, a high-dollar reception or a destination wedding. To make sure your day isn’t associated with any negative emotions, there are many ways to reduce the stress that comes with wedding planning.
1. If you’re stressed about forgetting…
There are quite a few moving parts that create the entire wedding day, and it's entirely fair if you're stressed about forgetting something important. There are two powerful options to choose from to ease this area of stress.
Poll your married friends to see what wedding planning lists they used for their wedding. Sites like WeddingWire and The Knot have lists ready to go to help you plan your entire wedding. Many of the lists are customizable and give suggested deadlines based on when your wedding takes place.
Alternatively, you can hire a wedding planner. Their job is to make sure you don’t forget anything. A wedding planner will likely ask you questions regarding the big day that you probably haven’t even thought about.
2. If you’re stressed about money…
If you crunched the numbers for your dream wedding and you want to cry in a corner, there is still hope! There are a few ways to save yourself from the stress of an overwhelming sticker price for your big day, at least when it comes to decorations.
First, considering buying secondhand items or borrowing things from friends. You can find secondhand items at consignment stores or places like Ross. You might not find identical items, but if they’re similar enough that can give your wedding a cool decorative effect. Also, if any of your friends have recently gotten married, ask if they still have their decorations. You could repurpose them and buy fewer items to personalize them to match your wedding style without needing to buy everything brand new.
Second, your venue might have items you can use. Similar to buying them secondhand or borrowing, these might not be exactly what you want, but if you’re open to a slight variation of your vision, it can save you some big bucks.
3. If you’re stressed about the honeymoon…
Speaking of forgetting, don’t forget that planning your honeymoon is part of the wedding planning process. You get to design the ultimate vacation for you and your spouse! You don't want stress to be an emotion you associate once you're on the actual honeymoon. It’s ok to adjust your gaze to the honeymoon, so you have even more to look forward to.
If you feel like you're focused too much on the planning your wedding day and worried your honeymoon won't be planned to your expectations, take a day off from the wedding part. Schedule a few days where you focus on different aspects of your honeymoon. For example, the first day you'll decide where you're going and book your accommodation, then determine your transportation, and finally what activities you want to do while you're away.
4. If you’re stressed about time…
Whether you're stressed about how much time until you're wedding day arrives, or the amount of time it'll take to complete specific tasks, you can decrease that stress.
To manage your stress when you feel like time is dwindling down, it’s easy to become overwhelmed, especially if you keep telling yourself, “I’ll do it later. I have time.” Creating a timeline is the best way to combat those feelings. By making your own timeline, you can create an ultimate plan that won’t overwhelm you. There will be some items that need to happen closer to the wedding day, but you can accomplish quite a bit beforehand.
If you're still stressed about having enough time to complete everything, that's where your wedding party comes in handy. Delegating some tasks to your wedding party is ok. Things like addressing envelopes and putting together centerpieces are perfect tasks to ask for help with. You can even ask for help in researching options for other parts of the wedding, like appetizer ideas, playlist additions, and possible floral arrangements.
5. If you’re stressed about making decisions…
This is where your wedding party can absolutely have a huge role in relieving your wedding stress, especially when it comes to food. This goes for the guys and girls you’ve asked to stand up with you and your soon-to-be spouse.
If you’re worried about whether people will like the food you choose, see if some of the wedding party can attend the tasting to give their opinion. Some bakeries have tasting platters you can purchase and take home. Plan a tasting party with your friend at your house so you all can check out what’s available.
In the end, you have the power to make the decision. Regardless of how much advice you’re getting, this is YOUR day. Give yourself the power to make the final decision without feeling like your wants should be sacrificed for everyone else. Having the freedom to make the decision you want will help alleviate stress.
Focus on what is REALLY important. At the end of the day you and the person you love will be married and thats all that matters, everything else is window dressing.
Photos by: GVphotographer