Vitor LindoJekyll Island Wedding Photography
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the Jekyll Island Wedding photographer and filmmaker

Bride in a long veil looking out a shuttered window in soft light

The Islands

Jekyll Island gives you white arches, oaks full of moss and a long river sunset. My job is to put you in the right light at the right hour.

The Lowcountry coast is my specialty. I lived on Hilton Head for many years, and about 400 of my 450 weddings have been in the Lowcountry, under moss draped oaks and in that golden hour light. About 10 of them were on Jekyll Island. It is one of my favorite places to film and photograph, from Crane Cottage to the beach.

Black and white photo of a bride seated on a garden bench with her gown spread out
450Weddings photographed in 14 years
400Of them in the Lowcountry, about
10Weddings on Jekyll Island, about
Vitor Lindo in a black tuxedo and bow tie, smiling and holding a Contax camera

Your Photographer

hi, I am Vitor

The Lowcountry is my specialty. In 14 years I have photographed 450 weddings, about 400 of them on this coast, and about 10 on Jekyll Island. I lived on Hilton Head for many years, so moss, marsh and golden hour are home to me. Photography and film are available together or separately, so one team can plan your whole weekend on the island.

I will make you look beautiful, and I will get you back to your people.

More about me

In Motion

the Films

A Crane Cottage Wedding, a wedding film at Crane Cottage, Jekyll IslandPlay Film

A Crane Cottage Wedding

Crane Cottage, Jekyll Island

An Indian Wedding On Jekyll Island, a wedding film at Jekyll Island Convention CenterPlay Film

An Indian Wedding On Jekyll Island

Jekyll Island Convention Center

Watch every Jekyll Island film

Guests seated on the lawn in front of Crane Cottage on Jekyll Island
Bridesmaids in pale blue lifting the train of the bride under moss filled oaks
Long welcome dinner table set under a white arched loggia on Jekyll Island
Black and white photo of the bride and groom under a spreading live oak
First kiss beneath a floral arch of white and blue hydrangeas
Bride and groom in a navy tuxedo standing together beside a live oak on Jekyll Island

A Weekend On The Island

the Arches

Crane Cottage looks like a house in Italy that got lost on the Georgia coast. White arches, red tile roofs and a courtyard with a fountain, all in open shade.

See Crane Cottage
White arcaded courtyard of Crane Cottage with a round fountain under a clear sky
Long welcome dinner table set under a white arched loggia on Jekyll Island

Then

the Oaks

The live oaks on Jekyll are so full of moss that the light goes soft even at noon. That is where I take the portraits and the bridal party.

See Jekyll Island
Bride and groom on a green lawn under moss filled live oaks on Jekyll Island
Bridesmaids in pale blue lifting the train of the bride under moss filled oaks

Or

the Beach

No permit needed to say your vows on a Jekyll Island beach. Driftwood Beach at sunset is the one everyone has saved, and it has its own rules.

Beach rules and sunset times
Pink and orange sunset over still water and a long dock at Jekyll Island
Black and white photo of a bride seated on a garden bench with her gown spread out

And Finally

the Vows

A formal garden, a floral arch and the house behind you. Everything you need is a short walk apart, so you never spend your wedding in a car.

See a whole Crane Cottage weekend
Bride and groom holding hands during vows under a white and blue floral arch
White chairs and a floral arch set in a formal garden before a Jekyll Island ceremony

About 400 Lowcountry weddings taught me that every venue on this coast has different light and its own rules. I already know Jekyll's, so on your wedding day you never have to think about any of it.

Plan Around The Light

when is your Date

In April the sun sets around 7:55 PM on Jekyll Island. I would start your portraits around 6:55 PM, while the light is still soft under the moss.

Sunset by month and the beach rules

Pink and orange sunset over still water and a long dock at Jekyll Island

Kind Words

"He has a wonderful and artistic eye, and we love his use of natural light."

Mallory Jones

"He was great at telling us how to pose because I'm normally so awkward, and in the pictures, I didn't look awkward at all."

Rachel Verbeke

"He is very good with people."

Mary Evelyn Gunn

Black and white photo of the bride and groom under a spreading live oak
Guests gathered in the red tile roofed courtyard of Crane Cottage on Jekyll Island, seen from above

Your Date On Jekyll Island

Tell me where you are getting married and I will tell you how I would photograph it.

Check Your Date