Tyler and Victoria had a beautiful Italian themed wedding! The colors that Victoria chose looked amazing together! I have never seen a reception like it before, and the cake was just gorgeous!! I loved Victoria’s dress as well, she looked stunning! They had a sparkler exit at the end of the night, what a great way to leave the reception! We are so happy for the new married couple! Congratulations to Tyler and Victoria. Here is their Wedding Movie Trailer, enjoy!
We were very pleased to work with these fabulous Vendors at Tyler and Victoria’s wedding:
Janna and Keith got married this last weekend at the beautiful Villa Siena. Janna looked like a princess and was truly in the moment throughout her day. You could just see her and Keith trying to remember each and every detail of the day trying to make it last as long as possible. Janna chose purple and black as her wedding colors and they went together beautifully. From her damask table cloths to her purple roses. My favorite detail of her wedding was their sparkler exit. I just think the sparkler exit makes for such great photos and video. It truly signifies the couple running off and starting their life together. Enjoy Janna and Keith’s Wedding Movie Trailer!
We worked with these fabulous vendors for Janna and Keith’s wedding:
Ajay and Roshen had a spectacular 2 day wedding in January. Roshen is Hindu and Ajay is Catholic and they wanted to celebrate their wedding with both religions in mind so they did the Catholic Ceremony at St. Mary’s Basilica and had their reception at the Foothills Golf Club. Towards the end of the evening on Day 1 the Hindu festivities began with the Sangeet and Henna and the next morning their Hindu wedding celebration began at Villa Siena. This wedding was truly incredible. It took the help of quite a few Wedding Planners and Venue Coordinators including, Events Your Way with the help of Fifth Ave Events from New York who specializes in Indian Weddings. Then there was the Venue Coordinator for the Foothills Golf Club who was also hired separately to handle the “Catholic Day” and then of course the team of Coordinators from Villa Siena to pull this off. It seemed like a million different vendors working together to create this wedding masterpiece. All of this was being planned long distance while Ajay was in the Bay Area working and Roshen is finishing law school. If they can pull this off then they can do anything! When all was said and done we shot video for 23 hours and BQ Photography shot over 5000 photos so the memories from their wedding will be abundant. Stay tuned for their completed wedding film but in the meantime enjoy their Wedding Movie Trailer.
On December 21st Emma and Aldy had a Winter Wonderland wedding at Villa Siena after 10 years of being together. This wedding was a production… You will see what I mean when you watch the Movie Trailer. It literally was a production. Emma owns a dance studio in Gilbert called Studio 3 and Aldy is a music teacher. They “married” those interests and brought their talents into their wedding. Their reception was a series of production numbers. Yes, well choreographed, in sync production numbers. They not only had a choreographed first dance but a choreographed dance with their bridal party complete with Emma and Aldy singing, dancing and costumes. They even had a tap number with some of the girls from Emma’s dance studio. And of course they had a choreographed dance with Aldy and his mom and Emma and her dad. It was incredible and I have NEVER seen a wedding reception like this before. Aside from the production elements they had some fabulous details at this wedding. Some of my favorites included the carolers who greeted the guests as they entered the ceremony. I also loved the bridesmaids dresses with their fur wrap and hand warmers. It was all so very holiday which is exactly what Emma was going for. It was a fantastic night that ended with Emma and Aldy leaving under a spray of sparklers. We worked with some excellent vendors that made Emma and Aldy’s Winter Wonderland exactly as they dreamed it would be:
