Jocelyn and Miguel’s second wedding celebration on November 2nd continued the magic of their two-day wedding experience. The day began with a beautiful portrait session at Sacramento’s Capitol Park Rose Garden, where Jocelyn looked radiant in a new dress that added a touch of tradition and romance to the photos. The Capitol Park, with its timeless architecture and lush blooms, provided an ideal backdrop for this second-day celebration, giving them the chance to capture memories in a unique setting. We took our time walking through the garden, finding spots that highlighted the season’s colors and the couple’s joyful anticipation for the reception to follow.
After our time in the garden, we headed to the reception, where the venue was transformed into a celebration of love and culture with a Día de Muertos theme. The decor was vibrant and meaningful, with colorful details that honored tradition while creating an inviting and festive atmosphere. Marigold flowers, papel picado, and beautifully crafted altars adorned the space, capturing the essence of the holiday and adding a unique touch to their wedding celebration. This thoughtful decor choice brought both cultural depth and a lively, joyful ambiance, setting the perfect mood for the night.
As friends and family filled the room, Jocelyn and Miguel’s entrance was met with cheers and applause. The couple shared a heartfelt first dance, a memorable moment that set the tone for an evening full of laughter, dancing, and heartfelt toasts. Guests mingled and celebrated, enjoying delicious food and dancing well into the night. The energy was contagious as everyone joined in on the dance floor, sharing in the joy and excitement of the newlyweds’ celebration.
It was an honor to capture these special moments and witness the genuine love between Jocelyn and Miguel as well as the love and support of their friends and family. Thank you for inviting us to be part of such a beautiful, meaningful, and lively two-day celebration! We’re so grateful to have shared in your joy and to have helped preserve these memories for years to come.
