He had caught the garter toss three years ago, Miriam, Ivette’s Matron of honor, narrated at her wedding. Miriam knew that it wouldn’t be long before Ivette and Javier would tie the knot.

It was a warm October day, the perfect day to exchange vows and to dance as if the night was never going to end. Ivette was busy with a few last minute texts in her ‘feng shuied’ home for the weekend, as she and her bride friends got ready with glasses of champagne and the tasty Fireball in the mix. The serene backyard lent the lush backdrop for her jeweled dress, glistening as the sun quietly dimmed. He was ready, jacket, bowtie and Raider’s cap in hand. Javier made his way to wed his bride at the Jewish Community Center’s garden patio. Friends were laughing, hugging and eagerly anticipating the arrival of the queen of the day.

The mariachi strummed their guitars and blew their horns as she made her way to him. His eyes were glued on her, where not even a blink could make him miss a moment of the yearlong awaited affair. Their vows were simple but filled with profound meaning while their eyes glimmered with happy tears and they recited their promise to a lifelong journey together. The priest pronounced them husband and wife and the whole crowd of guest cheered in utter anticipation of Ivette pulling him toward her for their first married kiss. The day quickly fleeted in lot’s of love, toasts, dancing and laughter.

Ivette and Javier, thank you for being a loving and down-to-earth people. I hope you enjoy your travels across the world and breathe in every bit of fresh air. We hope that you can soak up every bit peacefulness and relaxing sunshine. Being present for your first day of husband and wife was and is an honor.

Venue: Jewish Community Center
Portraits Site: St. Vincent’s Catholic Church
Caterer: Marc Salman
Cake: Redhill Cake & Pastry
Dress: Janene’s Bridal Alameda
Make up: LK Skin Studio
Hair Artist: Pin up Galleria- Ryan Mcann
Florals: Blue Wild Flower
DJ: Mauricio Esqueda

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