

To Have and To Protect
Photography by: Mitchell Bahr Photography | Written by: Erika Perez
Bella and Daniel

Bella and Daniel were recently married, and their story is as romantic as they come. The two met when they both generously offered to help a mutual friend move. Months later, Bella learned that Daniel had inquired about her ever since. The two planned a lunch date. Immediately after lunch, Daniel sent Bella flowers to her office! The rest, as they say, is history.



Saying Yes!
Daniel planned a Friday proposal, but Bella was dealing with inconveniences at work. The weather was rough, and the two decided it was best not to go through with a fancy date night, which Bella thought was nice, but unnecessary. Daniel was forced to push his proposal one more day.
The next day, the two were set to go on another fancy dinner date. Once downtown, Daniel insisted Bella and him take a scenic walk near the famous Alamo. He explained to Bella an analogy about the Alamo. The Alamo was built to protect and, in the same way, Daniel intended to protect her; forever.

The Big Day
The couple chose Allen Farm Haus for the setting of their big day! Bella’s father officiated the wedding and made it all the more special. Mitzi, owner and coordinator of Bride on a Budget Events, planned an exceptional day. According to the bride, she was the couple’s saving grace as she adjusted to an unforeseen cold front and kept the day flowing seamlessly. Other vendors that helped make the couple’s day special include Power Sounds DJ service and Heavenly Gourmet catering.



WEDDING VENDORS
- Bridal Salon
Olivia Grace Bridal - Bridesmaids' Dress Shop
Azazie - Caterer
Heavenly Gourmet - Ceremony Venue
Allen Farmhaus, The - DJ
Power Sounds - Decor & Rentals
Accents & Events - Florist
Blooms by HEB - Hair Stylist
Daniela Ortiz - Makeup Artist
Biviana Estrada - Videographer
Christopher Gutierrez - Wedding Officiant
Bethel Church - Wedding Planner
Bride on a Budget Events
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