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San José del Cabo · May 2026

Lindsay & Trevor
A warm, effortless celebration

Lindsay and Trevor made it look easy. It was not — they just never let it show.

Black and white: the two of them in front of the old bus, BICHI painted above the windshield
Venue
Acre
Location
San José del Cabo
Date
May 7, 2026

The day before

We started on the water. White linen, the Arch sliding past, and a seagull that photobombed every second frame. Nobody was on schedule. Nobody cared.

That is when you meet the real couple: before the dress, before the vows, with salt in their hair.

Walking away hand in hand down the garden path
Lindsay and a bridesmaid laughing together under the veil

The place

Acre swallows the noise. Palms overhead, a pool that looks painted from above, white chairs lined up in the shade. Blue flowers everywhere — Lindsay’s colour, no question.

The first kiss, him bending her back in front of everyone
Guests sitting along the edge of the pool in the late afternoon
Black and white: the bridesmaids getting ready, hair and makeup still going

What this day was

Warm. Easy. A bride who hugged everyone twice and a groom who could not stop looking at her.

By the time the sparklers came out, the dance floor had stopped being a dance floor and turned into a family reunion.

The bar standing empty on the painted tile, waiting for the party
A Mexican flag at the stern of a yacht in the Cabo San Lucas marina
Lindsay and Trevor on the deck in sunglasses, the marina and the hills behind them
The bridesmaids in white with drinks in hand, El Arco rising out of the water behind them
A gull turning alone against an empty blue sky
Her shoes, the rings, the invitation and an orchid laid out on blue tile
Lindsay cheek to cheek with her mother before the ceremony
Lindsay lying back across a table in the empty reception, laughing
Alone on the path with her train spread out behind her, palms closing overhead
The bridesmaids in pale blue gathered around her by the pool, her dress spilling across the tile
Walking out ahead of her bridesmaids, the sun coming through the palms
Trevor seeing her for the first time, her train across the grass
Black and white: the two of them walking away together under the palms
Forehead to forehead, both hands held, against the glass of the house
He gathers up her dress while she covers her face, both of them laughing
The whole wedding party cheering around them in pale blue and cream
The ceremony before anyone arrives: white chairs on the grass and the flowers waiting
Trevor waiting at the altar with his hands folded, blue hydrangeas at his feet
Her veil from behind as they hold hands through the ceremony
Hand in hand through the vows, her veil loose and the blue and white flowers beside them
The first kiss, him bending her back in front of everyone
Guests sitting along the edge of the pool in the late afternoon
The table up close: white roses and blue delphinium with the candles lit
The bar standing empty on the painted tile, waiting for the party
The two of them under her veil, the last of the sun coming through it
Walking into the reception, her train dragging across the painted tile
She pulls him up off his chair onto the dance floor, string lights overhead
An orange handbag against the pale blue of a bridesmaid's dress
Dancing with her father, his eyes closed in the middle of the song
Trevor dancing with his mother under the string lights
Dinner at the table, flowers and candles behind the plate
Lindsay crossing the dance floor with a drink, the lights strung out behind her
From above: the pool, the party spread around it and the palms closing in
Her mother lifting her clean off the dance floor
A guest up on a friend's shoulders with his drink in the air
Dancing in the middle of the crowd, the lights streaking around them
Cutting the cake together in the dark
VENUE · AcreD · Frank Tesisteco