Vero and Rolo’s live at the beach south of Lima and love the ocean, surfing and the beach. So there was no better place for their wedding than a tropical beach. Veronicas parents have a beach house near Punta Sal, Tumbes in Northern Peru which was the perfect location.  Their Wedding can be best described as a Hawaiian Beach Wedding as it was completely Hawaiian themed with Hawaiian details, colorful decoration and lots of Aloha. The groom’s Hawaiian Lei and the brides flower crown and bouquet where made by Florería Grand Chic. The beach style wedding dress was made by  Soco Valera. This was probably one of the most relaxed and laid back weddings I have photographed so far and I am inviting everyone to make their wedding as relaxed, too. All guests had Hawaii Shirts or beach dresses and wore sandals or were with their bare feet. The ceremony was right on the beach in the sand just a few meters away from the water and the reception just another few steps away right on the beach. Tables, bars, buffet and dance floor were right on the sand. The planning and design came all from the bride and groom and was realized with the help of Eliana Uriarte – Bodas en Mancora.

I arrived one day earlier so I could get a good idea of the locations that we would use the next day and get to know  friends and family. As Vero’s sister was 7 months pregnant ant that point we had a pregnancy photo session at sunset the day before the wedding.

The wedding day started for me with Vero getting ready in her parents beach house. The natural Makeup and Hair was done by Marisol Ortega. From late afternoon until sunset the ceremony was held very personal and emotional but with lot’s of overtime turning our sunset photosession into dusk photosession which turned out nicely actually.

The rest of the evening was one big beach wedding party with the help of DJ Julio Vega. Later that night we tried to light Chinese lanterns but the wind made in almost impossible. The fireworks that followed made up for it.

Some of the below images were featured by the Hawaiian Blog Modern Weddings Hawaii. Thanks a lot! See the Post HERE