The celebration opened the night before with a quiet welcome party on a rooftop in centro, the Parroquia glowing pink above the terrace as guests toasted under a sky turning amber.
The wedding followed at Rosewood San Miguel, where Tessa walked a mirrored aisle lined in white blooms, her veil trailing long behind her, Joey waiting in a white dinner jacket.
Dinner unfolded under a white tent with white curtains and a flower-covered fountain at its center — pink, green and white throughout, pale and editorial, no one ready to leave when the candles burned down.