We want to show you one of the weddings we have had this year in Madrid. As you know this year we have had several weddings and pre-weddings there and, so far, it has not gone badly. We have been treated phenomenally well everywhere we have worked, so we have no complaints.
The wedding that you are about to see was made by Daniel and it was a cocktail type wedding at the
Finca Soto de Cerrolen
. Although the weather was bad and plan B had to be put into action, the party was just as joyful and fun. Although the initial idea had been to celebrate the wedding outside the farm, under the trees, it could not be carried out because that May day was rainy so everyone went inside!
The wedding photos that you are going to see in this post are a bit atypical, the bride and groom did not want a
posed photos, but they preferred to have
They preferred to have photos with their people in a more casual, informal way, while they greeted each other, talked, danced… We love being able to show you a wedding like this, out of the conventional, without the steps we are used to see: preparations, ceremony, rice… No, today in this post, you are not going to find that, we already told you. You will find emotions and many, many photos of the Finca Soto de Cerrolen. We believe it is important that future couples who may be interested in having a wedding in this style have photos of the site that you may be considering for the event. Because there is nothing better than to see if we like it or not and the possibilities that the wedding farm offers to see if you might be interested or not.
Like all or almost all wedding photographers, we love rustic weddings, in a natural, simple environment, without big decorations, with people who show themselves in the same way, just as they are. In the end we are left with that, the essence.
The bridal look was ideal, a little dress, a headdress, pink ballerinas…and enjoy! She looked like a little doll, don’t you think? :))
After seeing the photos, do you dare to make it as a cocktail? What do you think of the idea? We know it’s risky, many factors come into play: older guests, a varied menu based on skewers… But you can always look for a middle ground, as in this wedding, which had tables to sit at and make the meal more comfortable, create a more relaxed atmosphere, be able to have after-dinner conversation with whomever you feel like?
We look forward to hearing your opinions, which are sure to be varied and for all tastes! ;)
A hug!
Dani+Glo
