Eglė and Vidas chose a ceremony for just the two of them – in the mountains of Andalusia, near the sea, with no guests and no evening reception. In the western world, this kind of celebration is known as an elopement: a wedding without an audience, where the focus belongs entirely to the couple, the place, and the day itself.

The day unfolded without rush. A morning on the terrace above the sea, a ceremony among cacti and mountains, and an evening by the cliffs and the beach. Everything you see below is from that same day – from the first frames to sunset.