In Charlottes inquiry, she shared how much her parents’ wedding album meant to her—real moments, all captured on b+w film. Her mom’s album wasn’t full of poses, it was full of life. Laughter, tears, real emotions of a wedding day.

She was eager for the same - not posed and tampered with, she wanted meaning. A gallery her kids will one day flip through way she loved to do as a little girl - documentary at its heart, the way their day deserves to be remembered.

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They had a beautiful ceremony in the Catholic Church, followed by a warm, intimate reception at their home in Glendora.

The space was alive with color. Overflowing grazing tables, bright fruit, handcrafted cocktails, and sunlit corners where guests settled in to talk and laugh. Everywhere you looked, there were hugs, smiles, and friends catching up.

As the evening went on, the whole backyard took on that golden glow California is famous for. It was the kind of day that felt effortless and intimate, where the beauty came not just from the setting, but from the people filling it—celebrating, connecting, and soaking in every moment. A truly gorgeous California evening for Charlotte & Quentin, captured exactly as it unfolded.