Finishing the last tequilita we were surrounded by our family dancing with all our hearts. A toast to life we ​​said with Nicolás realizing that we had been the hosts of an intimate, elegant and too special night.

 

I immediately go back months ago and I remember when they told me "the country is closing, goodbye to weddings." It was difficult to accept it but deep down there was always a hope that everything would turn out well. I had to plan a wedding for 300 people, then one for 100, another for 50 and finally one just for a nuclear family. I cannot deny that I had a hard time letting go of the inherited dream of how a wedding should be, what my mind thought was what would truly make a bride happy. However, always behind a NO there is a great blessing, and I was able to make the most beautiful and joyful wedding that I had never dreamed of in my life.

 

At an imperial table surrounded by candles, a four-course dinner and between wine, champagne and tequila, we danced the night away.

 

I want to introduce you to the team that made everything possible and that really stood out that night: