Description
Our Camargue 46 will be available for you for 3 hours so strike your best pose and hold nothing back on your private luxury yacht. Enjoy the comfort that comes with luxurious exclusivity. For the first two hours, we'll be staying by the docks for a chance to have a prenup photoshoot followed by a cruise for the much-coveted Manila Bay seascape. If there's a need for electricity, we have available inclusions for those and extra hours on the yacht as well so feel free to let us know in advance.
You deserve nothing less than the best venue to make lasting memories. Book your yacht prenup in Manila and achieve your luxury photoshoot with us now.
Highlights
Exclusive Full Access to the Camargue 46
An exclusive luxury yacht just for you. Stay aboard the Camargue 46 for your prenup shoot where you'll be brought directly to Manila Bay for a picture-perfect photo shoot where the seascape and cityscape are your background.
Flexible Rental Packages
Looking to add more hours won't be a problem. whether you need more time being docked or at sea, adjustments can always be made.
Full Privacy for your photoshoot
You can bring in a total of 8 maximum guests at a time with you which includes the photographers and make-up artists. The best part about this is it's just you and your guests without any strangers on board.
Rates & Packages
Prenup Yacht Photoshoot
- Exclusive use of Camargue 46ft during three hours
- 2 hours dock and 1 hour cruise
- Maximum eight (8) persons are allowed on board including the subjects, the photographer/s, and make-up artist
- Use of electricity
Add-ons & Upgrades
Additional hour dock (without electricity)
Additional hour dock (with electricity)
Additional hour cruise
Use of third party boat (30 minutes)
Linked Professionals
Terms & Conditions
- Generally shoes off. Only the subjects are allowed to wear shoes.
- The client's equipment should be battery operated.
- The yacht usage does not include electricity during docking period. If the client would want power, regular rates shall be applied.
