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Saying Vows from a Cliff

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Diego and Eden had a two part wedding which was unique as it was beautiful. They had their ceremony on August 22nd in Black Lake, NM. The bride and groom decided to have an intimate ceremony surrounded by their immediate family on the edge (literally!) of a cliff that overlooked the beautiful forest surroundings. Eden wore her mother’s wedding dress that had been redesigned to be the fit and style she wanted. It was a rainy summer day, but the sky cleared up beautifully in time to have their wedding ceremony.
The newlyweds then had their wedding reception on September 6th at the groom’s family home in Taos, NM. It was a lovely backyard wedding reception that had the perfect view of the Sangre de Cristo mountains. Eden and her family handmade every single decoration at the wedding with intricacy and showcased their country themed wedding. Eden even baked and decorated her own wedding cake (which was absolutely gorgeous). The Barrone family has the cutest front yard which has a lovely little pond and is surrounded by succulents and flowers. The sunset was an incredible fiery color that evening which made the photos look absolutely phenomenal.

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Photographer:  Jasmine Dee Creative Photography

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