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Weddings are the accumulation of years of searching for true love and months of planning how to fulfill this love in the bond of marriage. Before giving the ultimate answer at the altar every couple must thus pass one final litmus test by preparing and organizing this most important party of parties.
What happens to all that blood, sweat and tears now that the COVID-19 – aka the coronavirus – is sowing uncertainty around the country? Can you do that and still hold a wedding?
I can’t even begin to speak about how grateful I am to have had the opportunity to cover my long time friends wedding in my hometown. Adrian and I met in middle school, becoming close friends in college after many adventures together in Puerto Vallarta. I was beyond delighted to meet his fiance, Yessenia, and even more so when they asked me to be their wedding photographer.
The Views at Superstition is a wedding ceremony and wedding reception venue that I hold close to my heart for so many reasons. From being one of the first venues to take me on as a preferred vendor when I was a baby wedding photographer, all the way to going above and beyond to make my very own wedding more than I could have ever imagined.
As the sun’s warm rays engulfed the morning of Shivani and Sagar’s wedding day, there was no doubt that it was going to be beautiful from the very beginning. Family and friends had gathered from all over to celebrate the couple’s special event in the beautiful desert city of Scottsdale. Indian weddings in Phoenix are always exciting, but when we saw the details that had gone into Shivani and Sagar’s preparations, there was no doubt it would be an event to remember!
Nestled in the heart of Gilbert, Arizona, The Cottage is a place where dreams can come true and memories will be cherished forever.
