Colorful Oceanfront Cabo Wedding

Kim and David traveled all the way from San Francisco to celebrate their wedding with family and friends at a luxury oceanfront resort in Cabo San Lucas. Their happiness shines through in every breathtaking image captured by Gonzalo Verdeja, owner of GVPhotographer.

With colorful details and stunning views, we can't imagine a more perfect destination beach wedding. Kim and David got ready for their I Do's in the resort with rooms overlooking the pool and beach, said their vows, and then partied late into the night under the string lights illuminating their reception space. Enjoy every bit of this gorgeous tropical wedding, and join us in wishing this bride and groom the best in all the years to come.

ATTIRE

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Kim's wedding dress had a sexy sheer bodice and sheer lace train, lending a bohemian feel to her radiant, beachy beauty. A floral jeweled headpiece and relaxed beach waves finished off her flawless look. Her bridesmaids wore mismatched neutral dresses to keep with the relaxed feel.

David donned light blue pants, a navy jacket, white shirt, and pink handkerchief. His groomsmen matched perfectly, minus the jacket, and sported navy and white belts to complete the look.

VENUE

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The beach in front of the Hacienda Beach Resort was set up beautifully simply for the wedding ceremony. A copper pipe arch accented with bright flowers showcased the views behind the couple as they said their vows.

The reception followed the ceremony, still just steps from Medano Beach in the restaurant area of the Hacienda Cocina y Cantina and with the famous Cabo Arch in the background. Tables and chairs were set up near the infinity pool at the resort, making for spectacular views throughout the afternoon and as the sun set that evening.

DECOR

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Amy Abbott Events brought to life a dreamy ceremony and reception, with colorful tropical decor. Gold and turquoise accents were set off by bold florals in bright pink, orange, and yellow.

Turquoise maracas were placed at each table setting as favors for guests, and featured a note that read "shake me at the kiss". Table runners added an extra pop at each table, with some in a black and white Aztec print, and some woven serape table runners in a rainbow of colors to bring some Mexican flair.