Destination wedding photography for couples who value calm, trust, and emotional depth in Cancun, Isla Mujeres and Riviera Maya.
Your wedding day does not need to be directed. It needs to be lived. As a destination wedding photographer in Cancun and the Riviera Maya, I work with couples who want photographs that feel honest. Not performed. I document weddings in Cancun, Tulum, Isla Mujeres, and throughout the Mexican Caribbean, with a discreet approach that protects the energy of the day.
Every couple here trusted us with their real moments. Learn more about Tam Rico Photo, an LGBTQ wedding photographer in Cancun, and how we tell your story.
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Cenote Vesica Wedding: A Complete Guide to Getting Married in the Tulum Jungle
Tulum’s Most Striking Jungle Venue Some venues take your breath away the moment you walk through the gate. A cenote vesica wedding is one of those experiences. Tucked deep into the Mayan jungle just outside Tulum, Vesica is one of the most striking places to get married in the entire Riviera Maya. The portal entrance…
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How to Choose a Wedding Photographer in Cancun (What Actually Matters)
You found the venue. You said yes to the dress, the playlist, and the sunset ceremony on the beach. But now comes one of the biggest decisions of your destination wedding: choosing the right photographer. Knowing how to choose a wedding photographer in Cancun can mean the difference between photos you treasure forever and ones…
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Documentary Wedding Photography in Cancun: Real Moments, Real Love
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How Much Does a Wedding Photographer in Cancun Cost? A Local Pro Breaks It Down
Planning a destination wedding in Cancun and wondering how much a wedding photographer actually costs? You’re not alone. It’s one of the first questions couples ask when they start planning, and the answers online can be confusing. Prices range from $500 to $5,000+ depending on dozens of factors, and most websites won’t give you a…
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How to Choose the Best LGBTQ+ Wedding Photographer in Cancun
Choosing a wedding photographer is personal. Choosing an LGBTQ+ wedding photographer for your destination wedding in Cancun? That’s deeply personal. You’re not just looking for someone who takes great photos. You’re looking for someone who sees your love for exactly what it is, someone who doesn’t fumble with pronouns, someone who doesn’t need you to…
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E-sessions | LGBTQ | Weddings
Sara and Emily’s LGBTQ Wedding at Rosewood Mayakoba.
A Three-Day Celebration a lifetime of love LGBTQ Wedding at Rosewood Mayakoba A Three-Day Wedding Weekend in the Riviera Maya SARA + EMILY Sara and Emily came all the way from New York to say “I do” at Rosewood Mayakoba, and they brought everyone they loved with them. This wasn’t a quiet elopement. This was…



I work with couples who want elegance without pressure. People who trust their team, care deeply about the experience, and want photographs that feel honest, timeless, and emotionally true. I am fully inclusive and openly welcoming of LGBTQ+ couples — this is not a footnote, it is central to how I work and who I am.
If you are looking for heavy direction or constant posing, my approach may not be the right fit. But if you want someone who reads the room, anticipates moments before they happen, and lets everything unfold naturally. I would love to be part of your day.
My Approach
Every wedding I photograph is different. Some happen barefoot on the beach at Blue Venado. Others take place in the gardens of Jardín del Mar, or in the lush grounds of Nizuc or Viceroy. Venues where I work as an approved photographer. Some couples rent a private villa on Isla Mujeres and gather their closest people around them for something truly intimate. Whatever the setting, my job is the same: to be present without being intrusive, and to capture what actually happened.

Planning a wedding from far away takes trust. You are choosing someone you may never meet in person before your wedding day, in a place you may only know from photos. I understand that, and I take it seriously. Most of my couples book from the United States, Canada, and beyond — and what they tell me, again and again, is that they needed to feel like they could trust me before they could hire me. If you want to talk before you decide, I am always happy to get on a call. There is no pressure, just a conversation.




If you would like to see a full wedding story, you can explore Jennylin and Justin´s complete gallery here.
