What better time to celebrate love than during the Advent season? This wedding embraced wintry, jewel-toned colors while still feeling warm, inviting, and deeply personal. The day struck a beautiful balance—intimate in feeling, but full of energy, love, and gathered community. The venue’s indoor and outdoor spaces flowed seamlessly together, allowing guests to move easily between moments throughout the evening.

Cocktail hour unfolded outside, where guests enjoyed an outdoor bar, charcuterie cups, and fruit skewers beneath a beautiful winter sunset. As the light softened, the celebration transitioned indoors for the reception, where the space came alive with glowing details. A Christmas tree dressed in colorful ornaments stood between the couple’s sweetheart table and the dessert table, standing as a festive and heartfelt focal point to the room. Bridesmaids in sage green complemented the romantic palette, while florals in pink, white, and deep red brought a lush seasonal richness. Place settings, on the other hand, felt like an early bloom of spring, featuring ornate gold chargers, butterflies, and delicate floral accents.

The evening continued with music, dancing, and celebration across a wide hardwood dance floor, brought to life by DJ Scott Topper’s playlist and emcee energy. This was also a beautifully blended multicultural wedding, with Mexican-inspired cuisine by Meraz Catering and Events and thoughtful cultural touches woven throughout the experience. Unique lighting and paper floral installations added warmth and artistry, making the entire celebration feel both festive and meaningful—an Advent season wedding that felt joyful, layered, and full of heart.

Venue: Live Oak Unitarian Universalist Congregation | DJ: DJ Scott Topper | Wedding Cake Designer: Heather Frances Guay | Catering: Meraz Catering | Photographer/Videographer: Selorra of SB

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