Guadalajara, Tequila Valley, and Ajijic/Lake Chapala — the most culturally authentic destination wedding in Mexico, one all-inclusive price, no surprises.
Every image below is from a real wedding photographed in Jalisco — haciendas, lakefront terraces and the Tequila valley. Nothing here is stock and nothing is staged.
For many of our couples, Jalisco isn't a destination they found on Pinterest — it's where a grandparent was born, where the family still gathers, where the wedding was always going to happen once they were ready. It's also the only one of our four experiences with zero travel logistics to manage, which means your all-inclusive price is our most accessible, without cutting a single corner on coverage.
Jalisco's wedding venues fall into four kinds, and each one photographs differently: colonial haciendas in Los Altos, vineyards and distilleries in the Tequila valley, casonas in Tlaquepaque, and lakefront terraces above Ajijic and Chapala. All four sit within about an hour of Guadalajara's international airport.
Colonial-era estates with stone courtyards and long candlelit tables — the classic Jalisco wedding setting.
Ceremonies among blue agave fields, with the town that gave tequila its name as your backdrop.
Restored colonial mansions in Guadalajara's arts district — courtyards, tiled fountains, mariachi-ready plazas nearby.
Golden-hour ceremonies overlooking Mexico's largest lake, an hour from Guadalajara's airport.
Collections from $2,200 to $4,200 USD — one all-inclusive price, travel already built in. What moves the price is simple: hours of coverage, a second photographer, and film — never a hidden travel fee. Send us your date and venue and you’ll have your exact quote within 24 hours, no obligation.
Quique replies personally within 24 hours
Quique replies personally within 24 hours
Quique replies personally within 24 hours
Quique arrived before anyone and stayed until the very end. What surprised me most is that we never felt him hovering — yet everything is in the photos. Every hug, every laugh, every look.
The questions couples ask most before booking Jalisco: how far it is from Texas, whether the wedding is legally binding back home, what the weather does month to month, and what is included in the price. Short answers below, with the full guides linked.
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Direct flights from Houston, Dallas, and Austin land in Guadalajara in about 2–2.5 hours — one of the most convenient international destinations for your guests.
November through April brings the driest, mildest weather. The region's rainy season runs roughly June through September.
It's not required, but most couples pair with a local planner for venue coordination and civil registry paperwork — we can recommend planners we've worked with directly.
You won't be handed to a sales team — from the very first message you're talking with Quique, the photographer himself. Send your date and venue and he'll tell you honestly, within 24 hours, if the date is free and which collection actually fits.
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