I’m not going to lie and say that our wedding celebration was effortless and carefree. It wasn’t. There were accidents and covid scares and too many loved ones who couldn’t make it. But because it wasn’t easy, because it was a labor of love, because we got lucky more times than we can count (truly) — it felt like a miracle. With 31 of our nearest and dearest, @coursey and I reaffirmed our commitment to one another in the desert as the sun set over the Pacific. Time collapsed in on itself – moments with our family felt like childhood, late night beach hangs with our best friends felt like youth, holding Coursey’s hand felt the same way it did 12 years ago. We worried a ton, and then felt dumb for worrying because everyone we loved showed up happy, hungry, and present. Tears were shed and tacos were had. What more could we ask for. Thank you to our solar system of loved ones and the talent who made it possible, especially: 🌟 @thegrowingseasons for being our fairy godmother and marrying us barefoot in Baja 📸 @catalinajean for being our memory keeper. To see our love through your eyes is the greatest gift 🌅 @hotelsancristobal and @judymorc for helping us throw a celebration we will cherish for a lifetime. 💋@loscabosmakeup for making me feel the most beautiful I have ever felt (and for helping when disaster struck!) 🌸 @pinacate0202 for stunning florals 👰🏻‍♀️ @lovelybridela @asitbridal @preajames_bridal for the perfect dress to eat queasadillas in Thank you to every couple I have encountered. You have taught me that life is too short to not love like you mean it. ❤️ More to come!