A Bacalar Lagoon Elopement on the Water
A ceremony held on a sailboat in the middle of the Lagoon of Seven Colours, with nothing around you but turquoise water, white sand shallows, and the open sky. The signature Bacalar day.
You picture a lagoon elopement as portraits from the shore.
The signature Bacalar day happens on the water, on a boat, surrounded by seven blues.
The most extraordinary Bacalar ceremony is not beside the lagoon. It is on it.
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A private sailboat carries you out onto the Lagoon of Seven Colours, and the ceremony happens in the middle of it, with nothing around you but turquoise shallows over white sand, deep indigo channels, and open sky. Anchored over a sandbar, you can step into water that is warm, waist-deep, and impossibly clear.
The ceremony on the water
A private sailboat carries you out onto the Lagoon of Seven Colours, and the ceremony happens in the middle of it, with nothing around you but turquoise shallows over white sand, deep indigo channels, and open sky. Anchored over a sandbar, you can step into water that is warm, waist-deep, and impossibly clear.
Why the water works
On the lagoon there are no crowds, no backdrop to share, and no fixed venue, just the two of you and the colour. The light at sunrise turns the water luminous, and a ceremony out there is as private and as elemental as an elopement gets.
As your Elopement Curator I arrange the private sailboat, plan the day around the sunrise, coordinate the ceremony, and both shoot and film it. Twelve years and 240+ couples in, a ceremony in the middle of the Lagoon of Seven Colours is one of the most serene days I create.
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