How do you create a ceremony in the round? With focus, intention and logistical magic.
Gee and Jen were one of the most creative and fun-loving couples I worked with last year. Their motto for life and love: Be Good, Do Good, Always try your best
While staying true to the inherent tradition of a wedding ceremony, they certainly made it their own.
With friends and family being so important to them, Gee & Jen wanted to feel surrounded in their love. What better way than in a circle? The beauty of Temecula Creek Inn created the perfect setting.
Fantastic Photography by Melissa Abiador
Photo by Melissa Abiador
A program fan is a great way to share great information with your guests, and help keep them cool, too! Photo by Melissa Abiador
Fancy feet! Photo by Melissa Abiador
The majesty of the trees extended the ceremony circle in their embrace. Photo by Melissa Abiador
Wedding attendants create a beautiful human backdrop outside the circle. Photo by Melissa Abiador
A ceremony table would feel a bit awkward in the circle. Ask your wedding party to bring the ritual to you! Friends held the time capsule while Gee and Jen placed their letters to each other inside, along with a bottle of wine, and hammered it closed, to be opened on their fifth anniversary! {Wood is the element of the five-year wedding anniversary}
Friends hold the wedding ‘time capsule’ while Gee and Jen place their precious cargo of love letters inside. Photo by Melissa Abiador
Hand-crafted wooden wedding ‘time capsule’. Photo by Melissa Abiador
With this ring, I thee wed. Photo by Melissa Abiador
I now pronounce you! Photo by Melissa Abiador
Congratulations! Photo by Melissa Abiador
Rustic love. Photo by Melissa Abiador
“Gayle, Thank you again for officiating our wedding! It was truly a pleasure to have you be a part of our big day – we couldn’t have asked for a more perfect day!”~G&J Photo by Melissa Abiador
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