Prime jet setters in their element, they danced away in the middle of the swing band’s tunes in the De Young Museum. Vajra and Anita disregarded our cameras for a moment to take a spin as we shuttered away. They had come back. They returned to the same place to recreate one of their first dates 10 years later.

Vajra elegantly described their first date as a spontaneous chance. They had only been together for a couple of weeks and Vajra was on route to the San Francisco area for work, and he decided to see the then recently opened De Young Museum. He invited Anita to go sightseeing, and she gladly accepted. That was 10 years ago. A few months ago in of their many travels, Vajra prompted to ask her to spend the next thousand decades with him in the Philippines. In similar fashion, Anita accepted happily and joyfully.

They set off for wedding planning, with the clear intent to have their wedding date on their anniversary. July 1st is a date to commemorate and now to celebrate. They vowed to have as many engagement sessions in their travels to continue their tradition and to record to photographs their love tale.

With Vajra being an architect and Anita, a filmmaker, I distinctly felt that we were a dream together. Anita had her vogue flair with her beautiful gowns she dawned and Vajra, an eye for lines. We segued to the classic Palace of Fine Arts for the last captures. It was a stroll among some of the most beautiful sights of the City and the pair to crown it with love. Victor and I feel so special to have crossed paths with them as they plan for their pending nuptials next July 1st in the quaint Rhode Island. Congratulations Vaj and Anita!

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