Wedding at Coto de Quevedo

If anything defines Inma and David's wedding at Coto de Quevedo, it's that it was a real celebration, full of authentic moments and a lot of emotion.

From the beginning, everything flowed naturally. Inma got ready at home with her family, surrounded by knowing glances and unshed tears. Her father, moved, gave her one last kiss before leaving for the Parish of Our Lady of the Assumption in Santa Cruz de Mudela.
David, meanwhile, dressed with his family at the Balneario Cervantes, in that rustic and cozy setting they loved so much.

The ceremony was pure emotion. Glances that spoke volumes, a resounding "I do," and a departure amidst rice and petals marked the beginning of an unforgettable day. And from there, we headed straight to Coto de Quevedo, a place that is not only beautiful for weddings but also has that cozy atmosphere that makes everyone feel at home.

During the cocktail hour, there were hugs, toasts, and that moment of relaxation where the bride and groom finally breathed and enjoyed each other. The dinner was a celebration in itself, and the dancing... well, the dancing was on another level. They enjoyed every second, and I was lucky enough to be there to capture it all: laughter, jumping, and even a few tears between drinks.

If you're getting married at Coto de Quevedo and are looking for a wedding photographer in Ciudad Real who can lovingly tell your story, let's talk. Because this only happens once, and I want you to remember it exactly as it was.