There’s something timeless about a Majorcan llaüt – worn wood, slow movement, a sense that nothing needs to happen quickly. They spent the afternoon swimming, laughing, and sharing lemon pasta and wine on deck, the sun setting quietly around them.
A celebration of simplicity, intimacy, and those fleeting summer moments that stay with you long after the day ends.
The day after the wedding looked nothing like a wind-down — it turned into a full-on pool party. Set against the stone walls of La Fortaleza, the atmosphere shifted from a wedding celebration to 70s vibes by the pool .
Some stories don’t need words. Just a look, a gesture, the wind catching her hair, the warmth of a hand held a little longer. This couple shoot felt like stepping into a film – timeless, romantic, and full of nostalgia.
Some places don’t need much explaining. La Fortaleza is one of them. Set on a peninsula just outside Pollensa, surrounded by the sea on almost every side, this historic fortress feels quietly powerful.
Julia and Jake’s September Mallorca Wedding at Son Togores was one of those days where everything simply falls into place. A wedding that didn’t try to be anything other than what it was: honest, beautiful, and deeply felt.