24/04/2026
Some weddings stay with you.
Adriana and Miguelangel met at a student retreat in Santo Domingo. What started as a week of shared conversations turned into twelve visits across a year, and eventually a sunset proposal on a dolphin boat in St. Augustine. When they finally said their vows, they did it on a rooftop in Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, the town where Miguelangel grew up, surrounded by 110 people who love them from across the Americas.
The day had everything. Sage bridesmaid gowns and sunflower bouquets rooted in a memory from a Florida field. Bridal portraits at the historic Museo y Casa Portela, a colonial gem most people walk right past. A grandmother who cooked pernil the morning of the wedding and brought it for the reception. And yes, it rained. Nobody cared.
The full story is on the blog now. If you're planning a wedding in Puerto Rico or just appreciate a love story told well, this one is worth reading.
Adriana and Miguelangel met at a student retreat in Santo Domingo. What started as a week of shared conversations turned into 12 visits over a year, and eventually into a sunset proposal on a dolphin boat in St. Augustine. When they finally said their vows, they did it on a rooftop in Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, the town where Miguelangel grew up, surrounded by 110 people who love them from across the Americas.
