After navigating the challenges of postponed events, Jennie and Horace finally celebrated their long-awaited union. Their Hidden Acres wedding in Lytle Creek offered a perfect blend of semi-rustic charm and modern elegance. Specifically, the couple elevated the outdoor venue by incorporating lush eucalyptus branches and crisp white blooms. Consequently, the setting felt both timeless and sophisticated, meeting the highest modern wedding standards.
A Love Story Years in the Making
Jennie and Horace first met in 2007 during their freshman year of high school. Because they shared four classes together, it did not take long for a deep connection to form. Throughout their journey into adulthood, they supported one another’s ambitious dreams. Following graduation, their paths led them across the globe. Horace pursued a career as a professional basketball player in Vietnam, while Jennie dedicated herself to life as a critical care nurse.
Overcoming Distance with Devotion
Although a long-distance relationship presents many hurdles, the couple remained inseparable at heart. They supported each other through years of sacrifice and professional growth. Ultimately, these experiences strengthened their bond and brought them to this beautiful milestone. After eight years together, Horace finally proposed during a romantic trip to Hawaii. Therefore, their wedding day served as a joyful victory for their family and friends to witness.
Modern Rustic Elegance at Hidden Acres
The design of the day perfectly reflected their resilient love story. For instance, the ceremony space utilized the natural beauty of the Lytle Creek landscape while adding high-end floral touches. Moreover, the reception featured a “semi-rustic” vibe that felt approachable yet luxurious. Because every detail—from the eucalyptus greenery to the white floral arrangements—was carefully chosen, the entire event felt cohesive and high-end.
We are so honored to have captured this incredible chapter of their lives. Congratulations to Jennie and Horace on their “happily ever after!”
Photographed by Kevin
