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Cooper Carras’ Destination Wedding Photography: A Sayulita Dream

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Cooper Carras Photography logo and portrait of Cooper

I don’t know how I stumbled upon Cooper Carras, but I am glad I did. I spent the better part of an hour perusing his website and blog and found nothing but amazing imagery that I can best describe as eye candy. (: Cooper Carras is a destination wedding photographer who has traveled the world whose style makes me feel like – I want to be there and I want to look like that!!! His photos make me feel something, which being a photographer myself, doesn’t happen all that often. His relaxed style and use of light makes me smile. I found a wedding that Cooper shot in Sayulita, Mexico and I wanted to share it with our readers! Sayulita happens to be my very favorite town in all of Mexico.

Wedding day collage featuring bride, groom, and festivities

Sayulita is a tiny town north of Puerta Vallarta and is completely unspoiled. Just a couple hotels set on the hillside overlooking the water steps from the locals and downtown. There isn’t room for giant resorts, so Sayulita remains quaint and authentic. A place this is personal, romantic and beautiful, what a great place for a wedding!

Collage of images from an outdoor beach wedding celebration

Be sure to visit Cooper’s website and blog. Cooper is located in Oakland, Califorinia and travels worldwide.

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