I love that I got to capture part of their Wedding Story. In three hours we captured their ceremony, the family portraits and of course pictures of Alejandra and Jorge before they rushed off to their reception.
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Anna walked into the beautiful bridal suite of Hidden Acres to find the room filled with roses. Amore Flowers had bouquets laid out of everywhere. The day she had been planning for so long had arrived. She was marrying the man who gave her strength and lifted her up. Ulises, early in their relationship had made it clear that he wanted her always in his life. Today was the start of forever.
Anna tapped Ulises on the shoulder and he turned to see his beautiful bride. Soon they would be surrounded by their Wedding Party. Their children were their bridesmaids and groomsmen, as were their siblings.
It would be at the Lakeside Ceremony where tears would fall. It began with Ulises wiping them away when Anna walked in, but it would be during Ulises and Anna’s vows to their children that made everyone there tear up. They promised that they would always love them as they had always been their own. Throughout their relationship, the kids had never been called, “His,” or “Hers,” but simply The Kids. Today their families would become one officially. They would be as their Cake Top said, “Perfectly Blended.”
Karah and Michael were married during the pandemic in England. They were away from family and friends who would have loved to been there. So the wedding that would have been… was.
Karah designed her own dress and it was beautiful… elegant, vintage, yet modern. Her shoes were epic. They were boots made of lace and ribbon. Her bouquet matched the colors of a Victorian Painting.
Michael wore a dark blue suit, a burgundy shirt and tie, and a constant smile.
Karah walked up to him and he turned to see the girl who had captured his attention and his heart on a crowded dance floor. Their incredible love story had to have equal celebration and it had just begun. Their families and wedding party arrived surrounding them the highest energy and love.
Karah walked up a candle lit aisle. Before family and friends, they exchanged vows and rings they had made themselves. The Celtic tradition of Hand Fasting and the Jewish Tradition of Breaking Glass fit perfectly together as they did. Karah and Michael were married… again.
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Stacy and Richard had a beautiful wedding at the Mission Inn and their reception at a private residence. Their wedding had little touches of Disney’s Up… from their ring box that said Grape Soda to their cake topper of Ellie and Carl.
While Richard had beers with his guys, Stacy toasted with champagne. In the corridors of the Mission Inn, Stacy would walk up to Richard and hold his hand. He would turn to see the girl he had waited so long to marry.
Before family and friends in the Saint Francis Chapel, Stacy and Richard vowed to love each other forever. They exited and the doors of the chapel closed for a few seconds. They were alone, now as husband and wife.
The doors opened and guests streamed out holding rose petals that they threw in the air as Stacy and Richard shared another kiss.
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It was hot. 105 degrees to be exact. But these two could have gotten married in a rainstorm or a perfect 78 degree weather day with a blue sky and big fluffy white clouds and it would have been the same. Two people who destiny had brought together were married.
Their ceremony mixed the typical western events with the Persian. The sofreh aghd was done. S and J were seated and a Cloth of Unity was held over their heads. Sugar was rubbed over them, covering them in sweetness. They also fed each other honey, representing the continual love and sweetness they will have for each other throughout their marriage. It also makes for a sweet first kiss.
The most important picture that J wanted was under the beautiful Majestic Oak. It is over 250 years old. That Oak Tree has witnessed so much love and now yet another couple shared their first hours of husband and wife beneath its branches.
This Story was captured by A Story in Time Photography – Jessie Cadenas and Denise Hernandez. We are Los Angeles, Orange County Wedding Photographers located in the Inland Empire. Our style is Classic, Romantic and Fun. If you are interested in your Family, Quinceañera, Engagement or Wedding Story being captured, please contact us using the contact button at the top of this post or HERE.
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