All heart, just the way we like it.

There are weddings where everything looks beautiful—and then there are weddings where everything feels beautiful. Joseph and Jennifer’s day at Blue Roatan was both. But what made it unforgettable wasn’t the perfect decor or the dreamy ocean views. It was them. The way they looked at each other. The way they made space for what really mattered.

These two are best friends—you can tell within five minutes of being around them. There’s no front, no pretense. Just this deep, easy connection that you don’t see every day. Photographing them together felt less like “posing” and more like capturing something already in motion—like trying to bottle up a feeling. Their energy was calm, playful, and completely locked in on each other.

They reminded me of us—Taylor and I. That same grounded kind of love that doesn’t need to perform, because it’s already showing up, every single day.

Their three kids were there—adorable, excited, and so proud. Watching them be part of the day was something special. Not just because they looked ridiculously cute in their little wedding outfits (which they did), but because this wedding wasn’t just the start of a marriage. It was a celebration of a family that already exists. That already loves big.

Jennifer’s whole family traveled from the mainland of Honduras, and the energy they brought with them was everything. Loud, joyful, emotional. You could feel how much this day meant—not just to Jenn and Joseph—but to everyone in that space.

And yes, the wedding was stunning. Every detail at Blue Roatan was thoughtfully done—from the florals to the light to the setup on the sand. It was Pinterest-worthy. But none of it outshone the people.

Because at the end of the day, this wasn’t about the view or the dress or the playlist. It was about two people who really love each other, standing side-by-side in front of the people who mean the most to them, saying yes to forever.

Joseph and Jennifer—thank you for letting us be there to witness it all. You reminded us why we do what we do.

Real love. Real people. And the kind of day that stays with you long after the sun sets.