Somebody please pinch me because I’m sure I am having a pretty, pretty dream. Rosina W. Photography captured an absolute stunner of a wedding at Twin Oaks Garden Estate – and seriously, we’re all in a bit of a dreamlike state over this one. The soft whites and subtle sweet oranges create an ambiance that is perfectly California chic. And since we know Tuesdays are the most fun when infused with a little gorgeous – make sure to check out the gallery for more of this soiree!
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From Catherine Nicole…Emily and Luis met through a church group a short five years after Luis moved to the States from Mexico. Luis transferred to the same college as Emily and their fate was sealed after a seven year courtship when he got down on one knee and proposed at a bar on the beach!
Despite Emily’s busy job as a CPA, she managed to plan a beautifully elegant wedding that balanced a fresh and clean color palate with traditional Mexican touches. Emily’s style came out through the details, as seen in the unique centerpieces and place cards that guests found on a framed bed of grass. Luis’ family traveled from Mexico to be there and a Mariachi band played at the beginning of the reception, a warm touch to celebrate the joining of two families.
Jewelry: Catherine Nicole / Wedding Photography: Rosina W. Photography / Venue + Catering: Twin Oaks Garden Estate / Floral Design: Whimsey Florals / Wedding Gown: Blu by Enzoani via Bridal and Veil / Bridesmaid Dresses: Jasmine Bridal B2 / DJ: KIK Entertainment / Hair + Make-up: Hair Body and Sol
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Very pretty! Best wishes to the bride and groom!
LOVE the dress! So beautiful! And that photo of the bride with the flower girl is simply the sweetest.
GORGEOUS! Love every detail. And that picture of the bride holding the mirror for the flowergirl is pricesless!
BEAUTIFUL PHOTOS! I especially love the picture of the bride and groom with the oranges. Beautiful work as always, Rosina :)