As a naive of Eleuthera, capturing weddings there is always extra special for Mario. This island paradise has so many gorgeous locations having an experienced Eleuthera wedding photographer who is familiar with the Island’s geography, climate and locals is plus. As one of the biggest moments in your life your dream wedding in Eleuthera should be nothing less than amazing, including your choice of wedding photographer.
With it’s island charm, pink sand beaches and dramatic limestone cliffs many couples have chosen Eleuthera as a venue to say, “I do.” A tropical paradise like Eleuthera is the perfect destination for a romantic and intimate wedding. Whether your wedding is an intimate elopement, a small ceremony with family and friends, or a grand celebration at a Resort, Mario Nixon captures beautiful images that are a true reflection of your vision, your personalities and your love for each other.
Take a look through the Wedding Gallery to see how many happy couples have chosen his services.
If you’re still in the planning stages of your wedding at Eleuthera, there is some helpful information about Eleuthera wedding venues and destinations and executing a successful destination wedding.
Aside from Eleuthera wedding photography services, Mario also offers Eleuthera family portraits, as well as Eleuthera engagement photography and Eleuthera corporate photography services. His approach to photography is a contemporary fusion of traditional and photo journalistic styles.
Mario has shot more than 600 weddings, and is a member of the PPA (Professional Photographers of America) and the only Bahamian member of the ISPWP (The International Society of Professional Wedding Photographers). He has captured weddings at French Leave, The Cove Eleuthera, Sky Beach Club, Pineapple Fields Resort and Private beach house locations.
For inquiries about Mario Nixon’s work as an Eleuthera photographer, including his family portrait, or engagement photography, please contact him at (866)-246-8841 or leave a message at info@marionixon.com.
