San José Wedding Photography

Costa Rica's grand national theatre — with stunning Renaissance Revival facade, gilded interior, frescoed ceiling depicting coffee harvest allegory, crystal chandeliers, and the extraordinary theatre-Renaissance beauty of one of Central America's most opulently decorated and photographically captivating performing arts destinations — luxury, editorial wedding photography at San José's most chandelier-glittering and fresco-crowned Teatro Nacional.

San José's metropolitan cathedral — with neoclassical facade, elegant interior arches, stained-glass windows depicting biblical scenes, and the extraordinary cathedral-neoclassical beauty of one of Costa Rica's most architecturally refined and photographically captivating religious architecture destinations — heritage, editorial wedding photography at San José's most arch-elegant and stained-glass-biblical Catedral Metropolitana.

A unique prefabricated metal school building — designed by a student of Gustave Eiffel, with ornate iron facade, French colonial elegance, and the extraordinary building-iron beauty of one of Latin America's most architecturally unique and photographically captivating Eiffel-inspired metal building destinations — editorial, heritage wedding photography at San José's most Eiffel-designed and iron-ornate Edificio Metálico.

Costa Rica's most important religious site — with Byzantine-style facade, ornate interior, La Negrita shrine, pilgrimage destination, and the extraordinary basilica-Byzantine beauty of one of Central America's most spiritually significant and photographically captivating religious architecture destinations — heritage, editorial wedding photography at San José's most Byzantine-styled and pilgrimage-sacred Basílica de los Ángeles.

San José's largest urban park — with the Monument to National Heroes, towering tropical trees, peaceful pathways, and the extraordinary park-national beauty of one of Costa Rica's most historically significant and photographically captivating urban park destinations — romantic, candid wedding photography at San José's most monument-heroic and tree-towering Parque Nacional.

A lush tropical park in the historic Barrio Amón — with mature fig trees, colonial architecture surroundings, birdsong atmosphere, and the extraordinary park-colonial beauty of one of San José's most peacefully shaded and photographically captivating neighbourhood park destinations — romantic, fine art wedding photography at San José's most fig-shaded and Amón-surrounded Parque España.

A world-renowned orchid garden — with over 800 orchid species, Japanese garden, bamboo groves, and the extraordinary garden-orchid beauty of one of the world's most botanically diverse and photographically captivating tropical garden destinations — romantic, fine art wedding photography at San José's most orchid-abundant and bamboo-groved Jardín Botánico Lankester.

San José's most charming historic neighbourhood — with Victorian mansions, art galleries, boutique hotels, tree-lined streets, and the extraordinary barrio-Victorian beauty of one of Costa Rica's most architecturally diverse and photographically captivating historic district destinations — candid, documentary wedding photography at San José's most mansion-Victorian and gallery-lined Barrio Amón.

San José's bustling central market since 1880 — with colourful tropical fruit stands, traditional gallo pinto kitchens, coffee vendors, artisan souvenirs, and the extraordinary market-traditional beauty of one of Central America's most authentically vibrant and photographically captivating historic market destinations — candid, documentary wedding photography at San José's most fruit-colourful and coffee-aromatic Mercado Central.

San José's vibrant cultural square — with Teatro Nacional as backdrop, street performers, outdoor cafés, and the extraordinary plaza-cultural beauty of one of Costa Rica's most socially vibrant and photographically captivating civic square destinations — candid, documentary wedding photography at San José's most teatro-backed and performer-animated Plaza de la Cultura.

Costa Rica's national museum in a former fortress — with bullet-scarred walls from the 1948 revolution, butterfly garden, pre-Columbian gold artefacts, and the extraordinary museum-fortress beauty of one of Central America's most historically layered and photographically captivating national museum destinations — editorial, heritage wedding photography at San José's most fortress-walled and butterfly-gardened Museo Nacional.

The world's largest collection of pre-Columbian jade — with five floors of archaeological treasures, modern glass architecture, panoramic city views, and the extraordinary museum-jade beauty of one of the Americas' most uniquely specialized and photographically captivating archaeological museum destinations — editorial, fine art wedding photography at San José's most jade-treasured and glass-modern Museo del Jade.

An underground museum of pre-Columbian gold — with dazzling golden artefacts, ceremonial figurines, beneath Plaza de la Cultura, and the extraordinary museum-gold beauty of one of the Americas' most treasure-rich and photographically captivating subterranean museum destinations — luxury, editorial wedding photography at San José's most gold-dazzling and subterranean-elegant Museo de Oro.

Costa Rica's highest active volcano — with emerald-green crater lake, lunar landscape, views reaching both Atlantic and Pacific on clear days, and the extraordinary volcano-crater beauty of one of Central America's most dramatically elevated and photographically commanding volcanic summit destinations — epic, adventure wedding photography at San José's most crater-emerald and dual-ocean-viewing Volcán Irazú.

One of the world's most accessible active volcanoes — with massive turquoise crater lake, sulphurous fumaroles, cloud forest trails, and the extraordinary volcano-turquoise beauty of one of Central America's most visually dramatic and photographically captivating volcanic crater destinations — adventure, fine art wedding photography at San José's most turquoise-cratered and cloud-forest-framed Volcán Poás.