Caroline & Rene

September 21, 2024

Photography: Christian Garcia of BR Studio

Caroline and Rene’s love story began at a small house party, thanks to a mutual friend who introduced them. Their connection was instant, and what started as a casual evening quickly blossomed into something much deeper.

When it came time for the proposal, Rene knew he had to make it unforgettable. So, he whisked Caroline away on a surprise trip to New York City. The day after they arrived, he proposed to her in the heart of Central Park… an iconic setting for a life-changing moment.

The location for their wedding was a no-brainer, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, a place Caroline had always dreamed of for her big day. The cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and the enchanting atmosphere made it the perfect spot for their celebration of love.

For their rehearsal dinner, Caroline and Rene broke tradition with a natural wine and tequila tasting at Octogono Vino in San Miguel. Only their closest family and a few friends attended, making it an intimate and memorable experience.

On the big day, Caroline wore a stunning Danielle Frankel "Phoebe" gown for the ceremony, exuding elegance and grace. For the reception, she changed into a custom three-piece mini dress, ready to dance the night away in style.

Their wedding cake was a delicious almond cake with cream cheese frosting, decorated with vibrant dried flowers that mirrored the colorful spirit of the day.

After the wedding, Caroline and Rene are planning a honeymoon to Japan for their first anniversary, a perfect way to continue their adventure together.

To add a personal touch to their celebration, they branded the entire wedding weekend with the name "Casa Yañez," complete with a signature logo on shirts, welcome bags, and more. It was a small but special detail that made their day even more unique.

It was a wedding filled with love, laughter, and unforgettable memories, setting the stage for the many adventures Caroline and Rene will share in the years to come.

Advice for the brides to be: Splurge on your wedding photographer. It is the best investment.

Written by Amelia Hall

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