Dino Gomez Photography
Award-rated Cabo photographer specializing in destination weddings
Dino Gomez Photography captures the vibrant energy and intimate moments of Cabo San Lucas weddings with a keen eye for natural light and authentic emotion. Based in El Tezal, they specialize in destination wedding photography that honors both the stunning coastal backdrop and the personal details that make your celebration unique. With a 4.5-star rating from 17 reviews, they're a trusted choice for couples seeking candid, beautifully composed imagery in one of Mexico's most sought-after wedding locations.
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Everything you save lands on your own Aisle plan, a private page for the two of you. Send the link to your partner, your parents, your maid of honour, and they see the same shortlist, the same photographs, the same dates. No forwarding screenshots.
Booking one photographer is easy.
Booking a whole wedding abroad isn't.
This photographer sits beside your venue and the rest of the team, one page you own.
Send the same dates to several vendors at once. Replies land in a single thread.
A real person checks availability and chases paperwork while you enjoy the good part.
Services
Hiring a wedding photographer in Cabo San Lucas
Local vs. flying your photographer in
A local photographer may know the venue and area; a photographer traveling with you may offer a style you already know. Ask both about relevant experience, permits, travel costs, and backup equipment.
What to budget
Ask for a quote based on coverage hours, the number of photographers, travel, and what you will receive. Confirm whether albums, extra events, and taxes cost more.
Questions to ask before booking
How many destination weddings have you shot in this area? Are travel and accommodation included? What's your turnaround time for the final gallery? Do you have backup equipment? Can you recommend other local vendors? Have you worked at this venue before?
When to book
Contact photographers once you have a date and venue. Ask about availability and leave time to review full galleries and the contract.
Where in Los Cabos you are actually shooting
Los Cabos is a corridor rather than a single town: the resort strip runs from Cabo San Lucas at the tip to the quieter colonial town of San José del Cabo, and where your venue sits on it changes the day. From Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) it is 30 to 45 minutes to Cabo San Lucas and 15 to 20 minutes to San José del Cabo, so a ceremony at one end and portraits at the other spends real time in a car. El Arco, the sea arch at Land's End, sits off Cabo San Lucas, and the ceremony sites with a view of it are the most sought after in the area. Ask a photographer you shortlist which stretch of the corridor they work in most, whether travel between sites is billed separately, and how many weddings they have shot at your venue.
The light you are booking, month by month
October to April is the dry season and the most reliable window for an outdoor ceremony, running 75 to 90°F with near zero rainfall. May and June stay hot and dry with excellent visibility, and a ceremony after 4pm keeps the party out of the midday glare. July to September is the hottest stretch and carries the highest chance of a tropical storm, heaviest in August and September, so an indoor backup matters more than a golden-hour plan. December and January are the most booked and most expensive weeks of the year. The region averages over 300 sunny days a year, which is why so much of the photography here is shot outdoors. Top resort venues book 12 to 18 months ahead for peak dates, so your date is usually fixed well before you choose who photographs it.
Which language the contract is written in
Los Cabos works in Spanish and English, so a couple booking from abroad can usually correspond in English throughout. Two things are still worth settling in writing rather than in an email thread: which language your contract and delivery terms are written in, and who you reach on the day if the schedule slips. Ask whether the person answering your enquiry is the person holding the camera, and if a second shooter is included, ask to see their work too rather than only the lead's.
What the day around the photography costs
Aisle's cost index does not model photography, so read these as the budget the photography sits inside rather than a quote for it. For 80 guests in Mexico it models venue and catering at $11,600 to $20,000, on a per-guest band of $120 to $200, with a ceremony fee of $2,000 to $4,000 and guest lodging at $200 to $500 a night. These are modeled per-venue estimates across the 117 Mexico venues on Aisle, generated 2026-06-27, not quotes and not figures from booked weddings, and they describe Mexico as a whole rather than Los Cabos on its own. A photographer's fee is quoted separately and turns on coverage hours, whether a second shooter is included, and travel inside the corridor.
Questions couples ask
How far in advance should I book Dino Gomez Photography?+
For destination weddings in Cabo, we recommend booking 6-12 months in advance, especially if your wedding is during peak season (November-April). Dino's calendar fills quickly due to high demand in this popular wedding destination.
What is the typical price range?+
Full-day wedding photography packages typically range from $2,500-$5,000+ depending on hours of coverage, number of photographers, and additional services like engagement sessions or albums.
Do they travel for destination weddings?+
Yes. As a Cabo-based photographer, Dino regularly works with destination wedding couples and is comfortable photographing events throughout Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, and other Mexico locations.
What's included in their packages?+
Standard packages include full-day coverage, all edited high-resolution digital files, color correction, and web gallery access. Premium packages may add second shooter, engagement sessions, printed albums, or same-day highlight videos.