He trabajado en aproximadamente unas 60 bodas y a veces uno piensa que después de 60 bodas, uno puede estar preparado para todo, o por lo menos eso es lo que pensaba. Estaba equivocado.
Nunca había tenido una experiencia tan intensa en una boda como en el gran día de Amyra y Edgar, amigos a quien tengo el gusto de conocer desde hace algunos años. Después de una increíble ceremonia, un grupo de nubes grises comenzaron a colocarse encima de nosotros, la boda era al aire libre, no había lona.
Fué cosa de segundos, cuando Amyra y Edgar estaban a punto de terminar su primer vals como esposos empezaron a caer las primeras gotas, de ahí, se desató la aventura. Esta fué la primera boda en la que me tocó ver casi casi un Trash The Dress justo después del vals, el diluvio nos calló y todo mundo busco refugio donde pudo, menos la pareja! Ellos siguieron disfrutando de su día, su momento, su fiesta… los instantes más bellos de su vida. Dicen que la lluvia el día de tu boda es fortuna. Amyra y Edgar, Dios les concederá una fortuna en su matrimonio para toda la eternidad seguramente! Gracias por todo!
I have worked in approximately 60 weddings or so and sometimes you think that after 60 weddings you are pretty much prepared for everything, or at least that’s the idea you have. Well, I was wrong.
I had never had such an intense experience and the one I had in Amry and Edgar’s friend, a couple of friends that I know since a few years ago. Everything ran just smoothly right after the ceremony, afterward, a group of gray clouds were on top of us, the wedding was outdoors, there was no tent, nor roof.
It happened in just a matter of seconds, right after Amyra and Edgar were about to finish dancing their first dance as husband and wife the first raindrops started to fall, from there, the adventure started. This was the first wedding where I had witnessed the bride Trashing her dress right after her first dance. The storm hit us hard, really hard, and everybody ran for cover, except Amyra and Edgar! They were there for their wedding, to enjoy their moment, their party, their once in a lifetime celebration. They say that rain during your wedding day is a blessing, well I’m sure God will endlessly bless your marriage guys! Thanks for everything!
Coordinadora: Karla Zaleta
The moment when Amyra walked down the isle was quite emotive…
The sunset light during their ceremony was unreal…
Playful child, playful clouds…
The first drops started to fall, the adventure was about to begin…
Run for cover!
A few lucky ones made it dry to safe ground :)
This is when the real party started, friends and couple, dancing in the pouring rain…
Soaking dresses…
The party kept on going in the venue’s kitchen, yeah!!
The calm after the storm…
The clothes didn’t get to dry at 100% but this was such an unbelievable reception…
