Destinations / Mexico
Wedding videographer in Mexico
Caribbean jungle, Pacific desert and colonial courtyards.
Wedding films for couples from the US, Canada and beyond who choose Mexico: the beaches of the Riviera Maya, the cliffs of Los Cabos, the old streets of San Miguel de Allende and the haciendas of Yucatán. One wedding per date.
A wedding in Mexico is usually a long weekend rather than a single day. Guests come down from home for a welcome dinner, then the ceremony, a party that runs late and a slow goodbye brunch. The setting might be white sand on the Caribbean, desert meeting the Pacific or a colonial town in the highlands, and the film should hold the color and warmth of the one you choose.
Based in Spain, I film destination weddings anywhere in the world, Mexico included, and I work in English and Spanish. My approach stays the same wherever you marry. It is documentary and cinematic: no script, no posing, real moments in natural light. Vows, toasts and speeches are recorded on discreet microphones, so your film keeps your voices. Before the wedding I go through the venue with you and your planner, the running order and where the light falls at the hours you pick, which matters most for a beach ceremony timed around sunset. I take one wedding per date. Your planner or celebrant will confirm the legal side; many couples marry legally at home and hold a symbolic ceremony in Mexico.
- Onewedding per date
- 4Ktwo cinema cameras
- 2–4 monthsedited without rush
- 24 hoursto answer your enquiry
From a wedding I filmed in Spain
Elena & Rubén
“The video is simply incredible. We relive every emotion, every glance, every moment. It’s clear that there is so much love behind every detail. You gave us the best gift we could have hoped for.”
Elena & Rubén · Wedding in Alicante
See more filmsWhere couples marry in Mexico
Seven regions, seven settings
- Quintana Roo
Tulum and the Riviera Maya
White sand, turquoise water and jungle growing down to the beach, with cenotes and the Tulum ruins close by. - Baja California Sur
Los Cabos
Desert mountains meeting the Pacific at the tip of the Baja peninsula, for a cliffside ceremony as the sun goes down. - Guanajuato
San Miguel de Allende
Cobbled streets, colonial courtyards and the pink spires of the Parroquia, for a wedding that spills out into the town. - Mérida and the haciendas
Yucatán
Restored henequen haciendas with stone arches and gardens around the colonial city of Mérida. - Jalisco and Nayarit
Puerto Vallarta and Punta Mita
The Bay of Banderas, with green jungle hills behind the beaches and the Riviera Nayarit running north. - The capital
Mexico City
Polanco, Roma and Coyoacán, or a hacienda outside the city, for couples who want the energy of a capital. - Southern Mexico
Oaxaca
Mezcal country and a city of courtyards, for a wedding with a strong local character.
The collections
Four collections for a wedding in Mexico
Bronze, Silver, Gold and Diamond
Bronze, Silver, Gold and Diamond are where we begin. The coverage is shaped around your wedding weekend in Mexico, and the proposal is tailored to it.
Collection IBronze
The essence of your day, told like cinema.Includes- Full-day coverage
- Getting ready with the couple
- Ceremony, celebration and 1 h of party
- 1 videographer
- Drone, weather permitting
- 2–3 min trailer
- 20–30 min full film
Collection IISilver
Two cameras, so you miss nothing.Includes- Full-day coverage
- Getting ready with the couple
- Ceremony, celebration and 1 h of party
- 2 videographers
- Drone, weather permitting
- 2–3 min trailer
- 30–40 min full film
RecommendedCollection IIIGold
Your story, before and after the “I do”.Includes- Pre- and post-wedding sessions, 1 h each
- Full-day coverage
- Getting ready with the couple
- Ceremony, celebration and 1 h of party
- 2 videographers
- Drone, weather permitting
- 2–3 min trailer
- 30–40 min full film
Collection IVDiamond
Your film, on the big screen.Includes- Cinema screening with popcorn, 200 seats
- Pre- and post-wedding sessions, 1 h each
- Full-day coverage
- Ceremony, celebration and 1 h of party
- 2 videographers
- Drone, weather permitting
- 2–3 min trailer
- 30–40 min full film
Booking from abroad
Three steps to your date in Mexico
Book a call at your hour
Choose a video call slot in your own time zone, whether you live in New York, Toronto or Vancouver. Tell me your date, the region and how the weekend is shaping up.
We plan the day with your planner
With the venue chosen, we go through it together with your planner: the running order, the welcome dinner and the after-party, and the light at the times you set.
The date is closed
The date closes with a booking payment. The rest is paid in installments, with the last 10% only when your film is delivered.
Films to watch before we talk
All films →
Questions
Wedding films in Mexico: what couples ask me
Do you film weddings in Mexico?
Yes. I am based in Spain and take destination weddings anywhere in the world, Mexico included. We plan in English or Spanish, by email and video call, around your time zone.
How much does a wedding videographer in Mexico cost?
Every destination wedding gets a tailored proposal in euros within 24 hours of our call or your inquiry. It depends on the collection and on how many days of the weekend you want filmed, so I like to hear the plan first.
Which part of Mexico suits our wedding?
The Riviera Maya and Los Cabos suit a beach weekend, San Miguel de Allende and Yucatán a wedding among colonial architecture and haciendas, Puerto Vallarta a mix of jungle and bay. Your planner knows the venues; on our call I can tell you what each setting gives the film.
Can you work with our planner and photographer?
Yes. Most weddings in Mexico are run by a planner, and I speak with them and with your photographer before the day to agree timings and where each of us stands for the ceremony and toasts.
Can you film with a drone?
Only where local rules and the weather allow. Rules can differ between beaches, towns and protected sites, so I check for your venue in advance, and the film never relies on aerial shots.
When should we book?
Six to twelve months ahead is sensible, and earlier for a Saturday in the most popular months for your region. With one wedding per date, the date is yours alone once it is closed.
When will our film be ready?
Allow two to four months from the wedding, depending on the time of year. You watch it in a private online cinema of your own, with a 2–3 minute trailer to share with guests back home.
Mexico · 2027 & 2028
Book a
video call.
Book a video call to talk through your Mexico wedding. Within 24 hours you will know whether I am free on your date, and we speak at an hour that suits you.