Natalie and Vinny got married at The Ritz-Carlton, Sarasota. Rain rolled in right before their much-anticipated ceremony but this did not get in the way of their amazing wedding day.

Natalie and Vinny met back in 2010 at work at the Gaylord Palms Hotel in Orlando Florida. They became friends and enjoyed each other’s company and one day, while back in the same exact place the met, Natalie said Yes to join Vinny’s hand into marriage. They are both lovers of food, dancing, music, and spending time with their dearest family and friends - they complement each other in every aspect! Their fun and adventurous love life translated beautifully into their wedding day alongside family that traveled from different locations to witness this wonderful couple’s dream of becoming one.

In the uniqueness of their chemistry, their caring hearts made a very sweet choice to do two ceremonies that both cultures from each side of the now one family, could enjoy. This was a first experience and a very beautiful one.

Congrats to the newlyweds! Natalie and Vinny, I wish you both the best on your new and exciting journey!

Lead Photographer | Carlos Rello
Associate Photographer | Audrey Clifford

Kendra and Tim were married in a beautiful waterside ceremony and reception at The Ritz-Carlton in Sarasota, FL! This amazing couple met through mutual friends and a year and a half later Tim proposed during a private dinner at their favorite vacation spot The-Ritz Carlton! Tim had a candlelit romantic dinner planned with rose petals covering the table and the floor and since this location is very special to them it felt like the most natural place to exchange their vows and celebrate their love! Family is very important to the couple so I loved how Kendra's children were very involved as her son walked her down the aisle and her daughter stood up as her maid of honor. The ceremony site was gorgeous with light colors and florals and the celebration was energetic and a lot of fun to capture!

Lead Photographer | Sarah McDonald
Associate Photographer | Sam Farmer