A Jet-Setting Romance

Jonathan and Fernanda met while they were both on vacation in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico with friends. They spotted each other on the middle of a dance floor at a club. After ditching their dance partners, they found each other and spent the rest of the night together, talking and dancing. It was the last night of Jonathan’s vacation, but he ended up changing his flights and extended it another three days.

“We flew out to Mexico every month after that,” says Fernanda. “I knew he was the one from the day I met him.”

Jonathan had a proposal plan that didn’t work out, but it turned into an even more meaningful and organic engagement. A several hour conversation about what they each wanted out of life, turned into Jonathan dropping to one knee and surprising Fernanda with a ring.

Christmas Wedding Inspiration at a Christmas Tree Farm

Who doesn’t love a Christmas wedding? Nothing couple be more perfect for holiday nuptials than a romantic outdoor scene at a Christmas tree farm! The creative team styled this tabletop in winter reds and greens, matched with gold accents.

Lots of extra spirited details were added to this holiday winter wedding scene. Festive Christmas wedding ideas included an evergreen Christmas wreath and candy canes on the Christmas trees. Beautiful Christmas china was used on the tabletop setting, and custom “Mr and Mrs” cookies in the shape of hot chocolate mugs were an added sweet treat. There were also reindeer statues and greenery on the tabletop and even on the naked wedding cake.

To top it all off, a little romantic “snow” was added into the mix. This is a wonderful touch for any winter wedding – and makes a great photo op for your wedding exit!

The happy couple lives in Lumberton, NC. Check out the TLC 90 Day Fiance show to learn more about their story and see their wedding! Fernanda is also a new blogger! Give her a little support by checking out FerFloFit!

Want more Christmas wedding inspiration? Pop over to this surprise Raleigh Christmas proposal post from last winter!