Liz and Duncan placed their full trust in Lorenzo of Pride Maya Weddings and his team — a trust that allowed their vision to unfold into something truly magical in Tulum! Captured by Pink Balance Weddings, this Tulum wedding captured the perfect picture of trends that are soon-to-be timeless with poolside events and serpentine seating. With a meadow-inspired floral arch right on the beach, this destination wedding is the perfect inspo for the chic, beachy bride.
Getting ready: tropical edition
The bridesmaids wore tropical-inspired getting-ready sets, while the bride wore a satin romper and robe.
Beachy style for the boys
The groomsmen donned timeless khaki suits – perfect for the beachy vibes – while groom Duncan followed the color palette of the day and wore a very light blue suit without a tie to keep it a bit more beachy and casual.
Bridal style: dramatic draping
Liz wore an elevated beach bridal look with a strapless chiffon dress with fitted bodice and back-draped detailing.
Off-white bridesmaids on the beach
The bridesmaids were perfect in off-white, halter-neck gowns.
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Ceremony style: intentional minimalism
For the ceremony, Lorenzo of Pride Maya Weddings curated a white and sky-blue palette with soft touches of green, keeping everything intentionally minimal: a semicircle arch on the sand and clean, simple seating that let the natural beauty of the setting take center stage.
Reception style: refined glamour
The celebration moved into the lush garden, where a graceful serpentine table curved along the poolside. The atmosphere was glamorous and refined, filled with thoughtful details that elevated every moment — from the layered floral textures to the lighting design, all the way to the unforgettable white-and-green checkered dance floor that turned the night into something absolutely epic.
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