We came for the light. We stayed for the weddings.
Photographers first. That is still the heart of it.
To Happy Endings began behind the camera, photographing and filming weddings across Mahé, Praslin and La Digue. Arranging entire weddings came later, together with our partner agency SeyBooking.com, because couples kept asking the people holding the cameras to hold the whole day.
The work speaks, by name
We publish complete wedding films with the couples' names and venues in the titles. That is our reference list, and it is a public one. The films on this site were made at Four Seasons, Constance Lemuria, Constance Ephelia, Six Senses Zil Pasyon, Anantara Maia, Hilton Labriz, Hilton Northolme and Carana Beach, and on public beaches whose names you now know from the map.
Some of our films are in German, because many of our couples are. Professional photographers who work in German, Russian, Italian, French and Afrikaans join us when couples prefer their own language behind the camera.
Two names, one team
The weddings are arranged together with SeyBooking.com, Seychelles' wedding and travel specialists, planning ceremonies on these islands since 2016. They carry the paperwork, the registrar and the logistics. We carry the day and the cameras. You get one WhatsApp thread and one honest quote from both.
Three things we refuse to do
Hide prices
Every price on this site is printed, from the package to the courier fee. If something is on request, it says so and we quote it in writing.
Borrow proof
No stock photos, no other studios' work, no invented reviews. Every frame here is ours, from a real wedding, and the films carry real names.
Oversell islands
Most couples are happiest marrying on Mahé, and we say so, even with two other islands to sell. Good advice outlasts any single booking.
The rest of who we are is in the work.
What a Seychelles wedding planner actually does
The phrase covers two completely different jobs and it is worth knowing which one you are buying, because most enquiries we receive are really asking about the first while looking at prices for the second.
The first job is legal and administrative. Getting your documents checked before you fly, filing them with the Civil Status Office, booking a registrar into a diary that fills months ahead, having the banns published for their eleven days, and taking your certificate to the Supreme Court for its apostille afterwards. That work is done by SeyBooking.com Wedding Planners, who have been arranging ceremonies on these islands since 2016 and who carry the paperwork, the registrar and the logistics.
The second job is the day itself. The setting, the hour, the light, and the photographs and film you leave with. That is ours, and it is what To Happy Endings was before it was anything else.
You do not manage the seam between the two. One WhatsApp thread, one quote, and the two halves talk to each other rather than to you.
Where these facts come from
- Marriage Registrar FAQ Division of Civil Status, the official fee schedule.
- Getting Married Division of Civil Status, document lists and the notice rule.