My story as a photographer was built in many years and many places.

Three days, two cultures, one breathtaking Tulum coastline. A Hindu multi-day wedding celebration at Villa Las Estrellas, photographed by Chérie Wedding Photos. Some weddings are an event. And then there are the ones that are an experience — the kind that unfold slowly, build their own momentum, and by the time the last night arrives, feel less like a wedding and more like something that was always meant to happen exactly this way. Ramya and Thomas was that kind of wedding. T

You didn't want the big wedding. You wanted Tulum, a cold cocktail, and the person you love most. So that's exactly what you did. This Is Not the Elopement You've Seen on Pinterest Forget the perfectly curated clifftop ceremony with the arch and the florals and the fifteen vendors coordinating on walkie-talkies. That's a small wedding. Beautiful, but not this. A real Tulum elopement is something else entirely. It's the two of you deciding that your love doesn't need an audi

What Kind of Wedding Photographer Do You Actually Need? If you've spent any time looking for a wedding photographer, you've seen these words everywhere: documentary, editorial, candid. Sometimes all three appear in the same sentence, on the same website, describing the same photographer. So, what do they actually mean? More importantly, what do they mean for your wedding day? Candid — the Observer Candid and documentary are really the same thing. Both mean unposed, uninterrup

There's something about this place that dissolves formality in the best possible way. The barefoot ceremonies on the beach. The dinners that become dancing. The after-parties that go until the jungle goes quiet. Nature is not a backdrop in Tulum — it's a participant. And it has a way of making people present in a way that's hard to manufacture anywhere else. As a luxury wedding photographer in Mexico, I've photographed weddings across the Riviera Maya — from intimate elopemen