To honor the groom's Mexican roots, we brought in La Cocina Community Kitchen who works with local Mexican restaurants to create authentic catering experiences. The food was simply amazing. Every guest was treated to a shot of Cazadores tequila and a bottle of Pacifico at the table. Instead of a cake cutting ceremony, the couple gave a toast to their guests, linked arms, and took the tequila shot together.
A Mariachi band led the guests to cocktail hour and serenaded them until dinner. After dinner everyone was treated to a swing dancing lesson and then danced the night away to the sounds of Mood Swing Orchestra provided by Rudolfii Artists. It was so fun to work with a couple who wanted something non-traditional and unique. A special thanks to Adi Nevo for the amazing photos.
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3 comments:
Wow, I go to Bimbo's all the time for music and always though "this would be an amazing place to have a wedding".
Hope I'll get the opportunity to shoot a wedding here someday.
Looks like you planned an incredible wedding, I love the use of cultural integration. Wonderful images too, I'm sure the couple will remember the night forever.
What an amazing wedding!!! all your events look fabulous!!
Wow! Perfect wedding, the place, the bride, the groom, the guests, wine etc. I'm planning to have a wine party on my wedding, so I'm looking for some wedding ideas and favors that will make my wedding special.
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