“Olivia and Trent wanted a desert party, something buried in the saguaros, where they could bring their families together and show them the beauty of the place they’ve built a life in. And that’s exactly what this wedding was. There’s something really beautiful about a long table under bistro lights that just feels intimate, like everyone’s part of the same story. Dinner was tacos from a local food truck, and the sunset was wide open with hues of pink, purple, and blue. It was pure magic and honestly the best venue to represent the Sonoran Desert. They aren’t originally from here. They moved for school, so this day also celebrates the first place they’ve ever called home together. Their mutual close friend, Angel, officiated the ceremony, making it even more intimate. Trent’s vows were tender and emotional (not a dry eye in sight), and Olivia redesigned, shortened, and modernized a dress from Buffalo Exchange for the dance floor, paired with pink sambas. I’ve never seen such a cool girl bride. And the fashion is unreal. Olivia’s sleek bob, that sculptural @a.b.ellie necklace, Trent in a brown suit with a bolo tie. Everything felt effortlessly desert-chic. Plum Studios brought in the dreamiest florals, modern, bright, and a little wild, perfectly complementing the landscape. Their long sheet cake with florals, modern signage, the mobile drink trailer, and Let’s Bash’s lounge setup all tied the vision together. Every detail felt cool, artful, and intentional. This day was a perfect desert party from start to finish.”
– Arizona Wedding Photographer, Brookklyn Photo
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