Share your date, hotel and the kind of moment you want. We’ll pick a public beach, a time and a recognizable landmark before you arrive.
Choose a reason for the walk
A stroll before breakfast works if that feels natural for you. If your partner already expects vacation photos, start as a couples session and use a signal we agree on privately.
Agree on the spot and signal
I’ll send a pin and a visual landmark by WhatsApp. We’ll agree where to stand and what to do if the spot is busy or your timing changes. When you arrive, focus on your partner and let the moment unfold.
Stay for portraits afterward
After a moment to take it in, we can walk the shoreline for engagement portraits. Compare public beaches or morning and evening light before choosing.
What should I send before booking?
Tell me your travel dates, hotel, whether anyone else is joining and how private you want the moment to feel. A public beach can still have people around. We can choose an early time and agree on a second spot nearby if the first has more people than expected.
How do we keep the surprise?
Pick one way to contact you discreetly and tell me if notifications might give away the plan. Check the pin yourself before you leave. Keep the ring somewhere secure and easy to reach. If your partner wants to take a different path, send me a quick update when you have a moment.
What happens if the plan changes?
Agree on a nearby fallback location and decide whether you are flexible on time. If you’re planning around a dinner reservation or want friends to join later, tell me up front. After the proposal, you can take a private moment before we start engagement portraits.
