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Sarah and Jason have made it official!! After 12 years together, the two gathered their family and friends at beautiful Estate on Second in Santa Ana and got married! Their wedding was fluttered with the most amazing DIY’s by the bride and groom from the succulent centerpieces, signs, wooden ring box, down to the most delicious brownies that were Sarah’s grandmother’s very own recipe. They were the best clients we could ask for and we are so excited to share a piece of their day with you! Congrats you two!!

 

 

Venue: The Estate on Second
Florals: Oceanic Flowers
Photography: Our Story Creative
Videography: Our Story Creative
Catering: Jay’s Catering
Brides Dress:  Monique Lhuillier
Bridesmaids Dresses: Bella Bridesmaids
Invitations: Paper Wishes

*all signs, succulent centerpieces, and wedding favors were DIY’ed by the bride and groom*

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