Happy Valentine’s Day everyone!!! Feeling loved today?? I sure hope so!! Although this is technically our first Valentine’s Day as a married couple, it will probably be a quiet and casual one in our household. Nothing fancy, no chocolates, candles, or romantic dinner. Not because we’re not romantics or don’t like the whole-mushiness of the day…actual quiet opposite. We love it! But I’m so blessed and fortunate to have married a man who celebrates love every day of the year- not just one. In my opinion- that’s the way it should be. So I challenge you all to celebrate *this* day everyday people! Try to find ways big or small to profess your love to your hubby, wifey, mama, daddy, and friends all year long. Love is such a beautiful thing!
But- anyway…let’s move right along to the wedding I thought would be perfect to feature on this love day. Andreea and Chad had a destination wedding at the Mayan Palace in beautiful Puerto Penasco, Mexico and Caroline Ghetes Photography was there to capture the entire day! I truly adore this wedding. The bold fuchsia and black bacarra red roses against the black and white damask just screamed modern romance. The bride’s dress is absolutely stunning and the couple, gorgeous.
So excited Caroline shared this one with us!
More love details from Caroline: Andreea is my sister-in-law and I was so happy that she asked me to shoot her wedding. She is a beautiful girl, an amazing mother, a top-notch massage therapist, but most of all -a giving heart. She rarely thinks of herself before others and so it was no wonder Chad had fallen for this woman. When my husband and I first met Chad, I will admit we were a little skeptical and slightly protective, but within minutes we knew that he was the real deal. Chad has every intention of protecting her, caring for her, and loving her. With Andreea’s two kids and Chad’s five, this family now joins together as one ginormous happy family. I am so proud to have Chad and his children joining our ever-growing extended family. Their destination wedding in Puerto Penasco, Mexico was beautiful!
