Stefany and Jonah chose Tulum for their destination wedding. The blend of reddish, orange, and green tones set the mood for a celebration that combined traditional Mexican hacienda touches with the freshness of a tropical style.

The moments before the ceremony were spent at Altar Tulum, a stone building that is an icon of global architecture. Stefany’s dress, featuring a delicate bateau neckline and a veil that added sophistication, stood out amidst the warmth of the surroundings, while Jonah, in his beige suit, brought a relaxed yet refined touch.

The ceremony became a visual spectacle thanks to the scaffold-like metal structure decorated with bird of paradise flowers and tropical blooms, designed by florist Dia Uno, who also took care of the tables, adorned with miniature pineapples, cacti, and reddish-orange flowers.

The party truly shone on its own, starting with a tunnel of orange neon lights leading to the dance area.

Hand-rolled cigars, along with a churro and ice cream cart, added a delicious and authentic touch, making the night an experience full of special moments.

Location: Mexico

Date: 2023

Vendors: Conie Suarez (Photographer) | Dia Uno Floral (Floral Designer) |  Archive (Rentals) | Jesica Talento (Videographer) | Kima (Location) | David Friedmann (Glam) | Ginger Tulum (Catering) | Couco Nay (Design & Planning)