Mexico City Indian Wedding Photographer // Bina & Sushaan

PARTNERS:

Wedding Planners / Laurah Luna & Erica Gascón
Flowers & Styling / Anna Fiori Events
Furniture / Local Trendy
Ilumination / Jukebox DJs
Venue / Presidente Intercontinental Mexico City

Passages of a different wedding, full of magic and color. Weeks ago, Bina & Sushaan had their ceremony in this great setting. A few moments before this, and according to tradition, wearing an achkan with a turban and jootis (a traditional shoe), surrounded by his family and male friends; the groom arrived at the place of the ceremony beginning the celebration of the Baraat.

#lifeatweddings 🥻✨

Mexico City Wedding Photographer // Liz & Chris

PARTNERS:

Wedding Planner / Lorena Aldana
Flowers & Styling / Anna Fiori Events
Make Up / Mónica Godínez
Hair / Erick Miranda
Venue / Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City

Liz and Chris's wedding took place at the beautiful Four Seasons Hotel in Mexico City. One of those small and intimate weddings that have so much to give. Originally from the city of Atlanta, with friends coming from different parts of the United States and a large part of the bride's family, from Mexico. We had a great time walking through the corridors of the hotel and even in the middle of Reforma Avenue. They had a ceremony overlooking the trees that adorn the hotel's garden -I think, its greatest attraction-. They say that olive trees bring prosperity, and if I remember correctly, I counted more than 5. What a great way to start this new adventure. I wish you the best! Thank you for allowing me to be with you on this very important day (and for daring to jump windows onto forbidden balconies).

Cheers! 🌿 #lifeatweddings

Back Garden Wedding Photographer // Tali & David

PARTNERS:

Wedding Planner / Fernando Arteaga
Marquesitas / Marquesitas Bike
Location / Bosques de la Herradura, Mexico City

As I got further and further away from the traffic of Mexico City, a beautiful amount of trees were wrapping my way to Bosques de la Herradura. It was a really spectacular day and the garden where the civil wedding was going to happen was taking shape. Tali and David were legally married right under a beautiful jacaranda tree in full view of their families and friends. Food carts (as if we were in the middle of the city) fed our bellies. We ate some delicious Yucatán marquesitas as if it were the last day of our lives. Just as Jenny (from Forrest Gump) there was a bride walking barefoot on the green grass of that garden.

The official wedding day was just around the corner, as was COVID-19 (that we didn't know).

To be continued ;)

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