Photos | Awaiting the Celebration: Yosemite Wedding Setup
The tranquillity of this empty room, complete with meticulously placed dining tables, chairs, cutlery and enchanting candle lighting, sets the stage for an unforgettable wedding reception. Captured on December 29, 2023 - just before guests filled this thoughtfully designed space with laughter and celebration. The beauty of Yosemite's architecture shines even in silence.
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