Myanmar Wedding Photographer

Inle Lake, Bagan, Mergui, Mandalay,Yangon...

Myanmar Wedding Photography

In Myanmar (Burma), there’s a saying. “Three things: Getting married, building a pagoda, and getting tattooed – these need to be fully thought through before beginning, for it’s almost impossible to re-do them in the future.”

There is a real magic about Myanmar and something genuine that is fading in much of Southeast Asia. Photographing a wedding at Inle Lake was one of the most beautiful ceremonies I have ever captured.

Featured Myanmar Weddings

bride and groom kissing on Inle Lake Nyaungshwe Myanmar for their wedding

Kyle & Taylor | Inle Lake Myanmar Wedding in Nyaungshwe

Kyle & Taylor’s wonderful Buddhist ceremony elopement on Inle Lake, Nyaungshwe Township of Taunggyi District of Shan State, Myanmar (Burma).

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Beautiful Myanmar Wedding Destinations

From pristine beaches to ancient temples, Myanmar offers a range of picturesque settings for your special day. Whether you’re seeking a tranquil retreat or a cultural immersion, these destinations are sure to provide an experience that you and your guests will cherish forever.

1: Inle Lake

“Outrageously Beautiful” Inle Lake is surrounded by high plateaus and misty mountains. With its shimmering waters, this place provides an authentic taste and color of Old Burma. Famous for its leg rowers, it is home to the Intha people. Their houses sit high on stilts, and flowers and vegetables are grown in picturesque floating gardens.

Inle Princess Resort is an ideal wedding venue. Designed per the local history and culture of the Shan province of Myanmar, it blends with its surrounding landscape. One of the most beautiful hotels in Myanmar, it is high on stilts & opens out over fields, mountains, and the Inle Lake.

2: Bagan

The Bagan Hotel in Old Bagan houses one of Myanmar’s most fascinating cultural heritages. Thousands of ancient pagodas spread across rust-colored plains flanked by the Ayeyarwaddy River.

One hundred and eight dark, one-story teakwood buildings connect via brick pathways. The Thit Sa Wa Concert Hall can accommodate 250 guests for a Myanmar wedding.