Mojitos!

I was hired almost 5 months before the big day to make a dream wedding a reality but this wedding had an unusual element, and maybe you are asking what? ... what is unusual about it? well just the fact that we (me and couple) met the day before the rehearsal. I have to thank Sheena and George for the trust they put in me and my decisions. Sheena chose Saint Francis Church (Miami beach) for the ceremony and a mansion in Hallandale Beach for the reception. The colors that graced the event were the gold and black making it look simple but extremely elegant. Her bouquet was made entirely of Casablanca lilies. Instead of the "old" signing book a selection of South Beach postcards was displayed for the guests to express their good wishes for the new couple and this were mailed to them one by one. Guests enjoyed a fantastic reception including carving stations and mojitos as signature drinks. I have to mention that the whole family was special and for sure this Lebanese-Canadian couple will have a lifetime of love and happiness. Here-like always-some pictures to enjoy!

God made them for each other

This job of mine is a blessing...no doubt about it!

I meet this couple at my office and was able to tell right away God had made them for each other. Shanna and Cesar are a loving couple, different on their own ways...Cesar is very romantic and Shanna is the perfect supporting wife any man will love to be marry to. Their wedding was held in Miami with a view of the Sea. They chose to write their own vows and this of course got some tears out of me. The reception was indoors the same restaurant, where all the family was witnesses of the love they share. The colors were apple bright green, black and white and the ambience were all about romance and sweetness and to add to this they even had a Candy Station.

I had a great satisfaction after the production of this wedding, just because I am sure this is one of the marriages that will last a life time just because the bride and the groom have a common denominator..."God"

Here are some pictures from http://www.marcelinphotography.com/ for you to enjoy!