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Sara & Kieran's Sant Pere del Bosc Wedding

Sant Pere del Bosc · Catalonia A warm Mediterranean wedding in the Catalan hills, with a terrace ceremony, sea views, relaxed portraits, Spanish food, a Saturn-shaped cake and dancing under the lights. Sara and Kieran chose Hotel Sant Pere del Bosc for its mix of historic stone, gardens and open Mediterranean views. The former monastery feels private and removed from the coast below, but it remains accessible for an international wedding. Their day balanced elegant details with a relaxed party. The photographs follow that rhythm, beginning quietly around the venue before opening into the ceremony, cocktails, dinner and a very energetic evening.

St. Pere del Bosc wedding photographer

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A ceremony overlooking the Mediterranean

The terrace ceremony used the landscape as its main backdrop. Pine trees, warm stone and distant sea views gave the setting enough character without needing a complicated design.

Late-afternoon timing helped soften the Spanish light. It also meant guests could settle into the ceremony before moving naturally into drinks and photographs around the grounds.

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Portraits around the old monastery

Sant Pere del Bosc offers several looks within a short walk: shaded stone corridors, open terraces, gardens and wider views toward the coast. That variety made it possible to create portraits without taking Sara and Kieran away from their guests for long.

The approach stayed relaxed. I gave direction when the light or composition needed it, then left room for movement and interaction so the portraits still felt like part of the wedding.

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Spanish food and a personal reception

Cocktails moved into a reception shaped by Spanish food, candlelight and the texture of the old building. Speeches brought the family story into the photographs before the evening shifted into something much less formal.

The Saturn-shaped cake, complete with sparklers, was unmistakably Sara and Kieran. It became one of those details that guests immediately gathered around and gave the gallery a memorable change of pace.

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Dancing under the Catalan night sky

Once the dancing began, the emphasis moved fully to people and energy. The photographs keep the lights, movement and atmosphere of the venue while staying close to the reactions on the dance floor.

A complete destination wedding gallery should hold both sides of the celebration: the quiet landscape that brought everyone to Spain and the loud, joyful party that made the place feel personal.

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Questions couples ask

The hotel is in the hills near Lloret de Mar in Catalonia, roughly an hour from Barcelona.

Late afternoon usually gives softer light and more comfortable temperatures, especially during summer.

Yes. The terraces, gardens, historic stone and landscape give varied locations without extra travel.

Yes. Coverage can include a welcome dinner, the wedding day and a relaxed event or portrait session afterward.

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