“Michael and I fell in love over our shared passion for motorcycles and, of course, pineapple on pizza. We were inseparable from the day we met, and when it came time to get married, we knew we wanted to follow our own path. There was no formal engagement—just a mutual decision to take the next step together. Our wedding continued in that non-traditional spirit. We focused on creating an intimate experience that was vibrant, relaxed, and full of love. We invited our guests to stay with us at Tin Poppy for the weekend, starting with a casual BBQ on Friday night so everyone could settle in and get to know each other before the big day. We wanted to ensure that our guests had the best time possible, so every detail was about making them feel welcome and part of the celebration. On the day, I did my own hair and makeup, adding a few personal touches to make everything feel like us. The ceremony was simple but meaningful, and by the time we hit the dance floor, we were surrounded by love, laughter, and memories that will last a lifetime. We partied until the early hours, celebrating with the people we love in the most vibrant, romantic, and totally chill way.”
– Cydney, the bride
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