As we discovered at their Terranea engagement photos, Christina and Eric are great at making each other laugh.  They continued this trend all the way through their reception.  Our day began at the Embassy Suites Mandalay Beach in Oxnard with everyone getting ready.  When the guys and girls were all dressed up and set for the ceremony, we made our way separately to Padre Serra Parish in Camarillo.  A gorgeous setting for this couple to be wed.

After the vows were exchanged and sealed with a kiss, Christina and Eric and the full bridal party all headed out to Central Park in Riverpark Oxnard for some group photos and all the romantic sunset photos.  When the couple’s romantic photos are able to happen during sunset, it totally makes our day.  The best light, in an amazing location, with a gorgeous couple is every wedding photographer’s dream.

As the sun set and we were all ready to party the night away, we headed to The Tower Club Oxnard in Ventura County.  As we ascended to the top floor, we made sure to stop and take some dramatic photos inside the private club with the beautiful chandeliers and staircase.  From there it was dinner, dancing, and the wedding festivities.

It was a magical evening with Christina and Eric, complete with plenty of laughs and just the right amount of gorgeous views.

 

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Ceremony Location – Padre Serra Parish

Reception Location – The Tower Club

Florist – The Open Blossom

Cake – A Gift of Taste

Videographer – Sam Schallberger Films

DJ – DJ Jeffery Scott

Hair & Makeup – Cheek to Cheek Artistry & Dominique Lerma

Bridal Salon – Mariposa Boutique

Dress Stylist – Sophia Tolli

Menswear – Friar Tux

Photo Booth – Shutterbooth of Central California