Their weekend, their way.
Six couples, six very different celebrations. What they share: real places, real people, and guests who felt at home from the first night.
← Back to the galleryHear it from our couples.
Allie & Ryan
“We wanted something more intimate, more local, more boutique.”
Their weekend began with a welcome party at Hotel Panamera and a rehearsal dinner at Nest. They said their vows on the beach among the palms, then moved into the jungle at Nü for dinner and dancing barefoot under the disco ball. The next morning: a pool party with no timeline, just time together.
“Guests talked about how connected and included they felt.”
Read the full story in WedVibes →“They listened, they guided, and they poured so much love and effort into making our weekend unforgettable.”
Allie & Ryan · Allie's Google review
Photography: Erica Serrano Photo · Florals: Grisel Serrano
Carlin & Joe
A weekend between the sea and the jungle for 150 guests. Barefoot moments on the sand at Panamera, then vows under the palms and a disco ball at Casa Gitano, with everyone close enough to hear every word.
A big group, and still the feeling of a celebration among friends.
Summer & Steven
It started with a welcome party and a taco bar, so their families could meet before the big day. Then vows in the jungle at Vesica, a walk back down the aisle through a crowd of cheering guests, long tables under crystal chandeliers and fire dancers lighting up the night.
Two families, many traditions, one celebration that felt like theirs.
Kelly & Quino
A jungle ceremony at Vesica, with 150 of the people they love lining the aisle. Then cocktails among friends, dinner under the lights and a party that went on late into the night.
Watch Kelly & Quino tell it in their own words, at the top of this page.
“Over a year of planning, they brought calm, amazing organization, expertise, creativity to every step of the process.”
Kelly & Quino · From their video
Audrey & Jorge
A beach house, the people closest to them and nothing to rush. They married on the sand at sunset, walked back through their guests with the sea behind them, and sat down to a long table set right on the beach.
Proof that intimate can feel just as grand.
Photography: @niccolosgorbiniph
Meital & Shmulik
“Every little detail was handled with so much thought, creativity, and professionalism.”
A fully kosher, deeply traditional Jewish wedding. A welcome party to open the weekend, then a day at Najil Chak with 50 of their family and friends: vows under a flower-covered chuppah by the pool, every tradition honored, and a kosher dinner in the garden beneath hanging glass lights.
Proof that a destination wedding can stay true to who you are, down to the last detail.
“Our wedding day was everything we hoped for and more. We were able to completely enjoy the moment, knowing everything was in the best hands.”
Meital & Shmulik · Meital's Google review
Photography: Arte Visual