Mendoza
Drone wedding coverage · Mendoza
In short
Drone wedding coverage in Mendoza starts at $500: 3 hours on location with a photographer who works in Mendoza, and 40 edited photos + a 2–3 minute edited film delivered to a private gallery within 3 weeks.
Why choose drone wedding coverage in Mendoza?
A wedding drone in Mendoza shows what the ground cannot: the bodega in the middle of its vineyard rows, the poplar windbreaks and the line of the Andes behind. Three hours of drone coverage takes the arrival, the ceremony from a distance and the couple walking the rows at the end of the day. The flight plan is made weeks ahead, because the city, its suburbs and its airport put much of Gran Mendoza under rules that a rural vineyard does not face.
Worth knowing about Mendoza
Under ANAC's RAAC Parts 100 and 101, open-category drones may not fly inside an aerodrome control zone, and within 5 km of a runway threshold in controlled airspace they stay below 43 m and out of the approach and take-off surfaces. A Mendoza drone wedding is therefore checked against the El Plumerillo airport charts before the bodega is confirmed.
What does the session in Mendoza look like?
- Bodega and vineyard grid in Luján de Cuyo
- The geometry of the rows and the Andes on the horizon, from a rural site.
- Couple walking a vineyard row
- A top-down frame with nobody else under the aircraft.
- Arrival road between poplars
- The guests' cars arriving, followed from behind.
What does drone wedding coverage in Mendoza include?
- 180 minutes of drone coverage inside your wedding day, planned in daylight
- 40 edited aerial photos
- A 2- to 3-minute aerial film, edited to sit beside your wedding photos or film
- A flight plan checked before the day against nearby airports, the venue’s rules and where the guests will be
- Delivered within 3 weeks
FAQ — Drone wedding coverage in Mendoza
Can a drone fly over the guests at a Mendoza wedding?
Only over guests who have agreed, and never over the crowd. Under RAAC Part 101 a drone may pass over a person only if that person takes part in the flight or has consented, and Part 100 bans any flight over a gathering. A Mendoza drone wedding is flown beside the ceremony and over the empty vineyard, with the couple alone in the frame for any overhead shot.
Is a drone allowed at a wedding in the city of Mendoza?
Often, but the airport decides it. An open-category drone under 25 kg needs no prior ANAC authorisation, but it may not enter the control zone of an aerodrome, and El Plumerillo, Mendoza's international airport, lies in Las Heras on the northern edge of Gran Mendoza. A Mendoza city venue is therefore checked against the airport charts weeks ahead, while a rural bodega far from the airport usually is not.