Andie & Jackson —() Nogales, Arizona
Notes
A wedding held at a 1912 adobe house near the Arizona–Mexico border, a property filled with antiques and collected objects. Rather than planning a traditional wedding, the couple gathered friends for a weekend that felt closer to an elegant house party than a formal event. There was no formal seated dinner, no rigid structure to the night. People moved between rooms, lingered in conversation, found places to sit, smoke, dance, and disappear for a while. By the end of the evening, music had grown louder, guests were dancing on tables, and a thin layer of cigarette smoke had settled into the air, softening the edges of the night.
A wedding held at a 1912 adobe house near the Arizona–Mexico border, a property filled with antiques and collected objects. Rather than planning a traditional wedding, the couple gathered friends for a weekend that felt closer to an elegant house party than a formal event. There was no formal seated dinner, no rigid structure to the night. People moved between rooms, lingered in conversation, found places to sit, smoke, dance, and disappear for a while.
By the end of the evening, music had grown louder, guests were dancing on tables, and a thin layer of cigarette smoke had settled into the air, softening the edges of the night.
