A romantic styled shoot – “When two souls get married in an eternal place”

The province of Jaén keeps treasures hidden among its olive trees and its lush vegetation. Castles, churches and palaces, tell the important historical role that this land always had.

And going into the Sierra de Cazorla, we find a place where time has stopped: the ruins of the church of Santo Domingo of the 16th century are a small but precious sample of the Andalusian renaissance.

In this styled shoot, a young and romantic couple expresses their love by escaping to this place whose ruins, anchored in the past, contemplate imperturbable the passage of time.

Marta inspires us with this dress by You&Me Project with crepe and evasé line, inspired by the ‘60s. The applique on the chest is an old Irish lace embroidered by hand with a subtle rhinestones. The semi-open back is completed with a jewel closure of insects, made especially for the occasion, by the designer of jewellery and antiques dealer, Colindante.

A romantic updo with a braid by Lola Cabezas and the bright makeup with earth tones by Sophie Makeup, complete the look of this Andalusian beauty.

Raúl in a classic brown suit by Silbon, waits for the bride for their first look before the “Yes, I do”.

The bridal bouquet by Alejandra Romero with english roses, sweet peas, delphinium and chocolate cosmos, presents an unstructured form but at the same time harmonious.

A semi-arch with roses, heather, delphinium, dahlias and cosmos of own cultivation, is the perfect setting where to say “Yes, I do”.