Bianca and Travis chose the serene beauty of Islamorada, Florida, to celebrate their love story. Surrounded by tropical gardens and the peaceful lull of the ocean, they dreamed of an intimate celebration with their closest friends and family. Even as an unexpected thunderstorm rolled in, the day flowed with natural grace, and Blair Elizabeth Co. beautifully preserved every heartfelt moment. Their wedding was a perfect reflection of their shared love for the sea and a life filled with simple joys.
Location: Islamorada, Florida, United States
Style: Tropical, Chic, Intimate
Time of planning: 1 year
Number of guests: 100
Setting: Estate
Season: Winter
Bianca and Travis, both from Jupiter, Florida, share a passion for coastal living. Their journey began at the Jupiter Seafood Festival in 2017, where their connection was instant. From date nights at local spots to exploring historic landmarks, their love deepened over the years. Five years later, Travis surprised Bianca with a romantic proposal at the Jupiter Lighthouse, 156 feet above the ground, with all their loved ones watching from below. Their wedding was like their beautiful journey, bringing together their favorite things—sunshine, ocean breezes, and cherished company.
Fashion
Bianca’s bridal look perfectly combines timeless elegance and coastal charm. She wore the Harlowe gown by Elysian Bridal, a mermaid silhouette beaded with delicate pearls and featuring an off-the-shoulder corset. Her look was complemented by Chanel diamond earrings, a gift from her bridesmaids, and pearl-studded heels by Sam Edelman.
The bridal makeup by Casa Salon Key West was natural, with a sunkissed glow. Her hair, styled in a graceful low bun, was adorned with her grandmother’s pearl hairpins. Her scent was a nostalgic touch—Issey Miyake, a perfume gifted by her mother. She carried a breathtaking bouquet by Island Blooms of cascading white orchids, adding a touch of natural beauty.
Travis opted for a natural linen suit from Studio Suites, paired with a green linen tie, a nod to Bianca’s favorite color. His orchid boutonnière, plucked from Bianca’s bouquet, tied his look together. He chose this understated and elegant look to reflect their love for natural elements and relaxed coastal vibes.
Ceremony
The ceremony was set to take place in the tropical gardens of Casa Morada, but an unexpected thunderstorm caused a few last-minute changes. Thanks to the quick thinking of Little Miss Wedding Planner, the new setup was swiftly arranged under a rustic palapa, creating an atmosphere that was both intimate and magical.
One of the most memorable moments was Travis’s speech as the thunderstorm rolled in. “You are going to have to take us out of here with a wrecking ball because we are not leaving,” he said, and at that moment, everyone forgot about the rain.
Bianca and Travis incorporated a meaningful sand ceremony, blending white and blue sand to symbolize the merging of their lives and families. Guests witnessed this emotional moment, where nature’s unexpected twist only added to the magic of the day. The photographer, Iara Castro, captured all the touching moments, preserving the memories forever for Bianca and Travis.
Cocktail Hour
After the ceremony, guests gathered for a lively cocktail hour featuring signature drinks inspired by the couple’s beloved dogs. “The Teak,” a classic Old Fashioned, was Travis’s choice, while “The Ila,” a refreshing tequila cocktail, was Bianca’s favorite.
Under a clear tent illuminated by bistro lights, guests sipped their drinks and soaked in the tropical vibes. Later, the couple’s two dogs, who had been part of their journey, joined them for a few memorable photos.
Private Moment
After the ceremony, Bianca and Travis stole a quiet moment alone by the water, savoring the joy of becoming husband and wife. Videographers play such an essential role in a wedding, capturing laughter, movement, and tender kisses, allowing us to relive those precious moments. Thanks to the work of Blair Elizabeth Co, we can step back into that day and witness the love firsthand.
As the wind played with Bianca’s veil and the soft glow of the evening settled over the ocean, the couple shared a moment that felt timeless. These quiet, unfiltered glimpses of their love became some of the most cherished memories from the day.
Reception & Decor
The reception took place under a clear tent lined with twinkling bistro lights that gave the space a warm glow. Tables featured natural linens, shell-inspired chargers, and softly draped gauze napkins at each setting.
Gold flatware and lucite chairs added a modern touch, while hurricane glasses with flickering candles created an ambiance that felt cozy and sophisticated. Palm leaves lined the perimeter of the tent, reinforcing the tropical elegance of the evening.
Each family-style table featured a bottle of Clase Azul tequila as a nod to the bride’s “something blue,” adding a playful and personal element. The night was filled with heartfelt toasts, a mixture of oldies and 2000s hits curated by Curate Entertainment, and a surprise lip-sync performance by the couple that had everyone cheering.
Bianca slipped into a playful dress by Yellow the Label, ready to enjoy every moment of the celebration. Their first dance, set to “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, was a joyful and spirited moment that set the tone for the evening.
The simple yet meaningful cake was adorned with the words “Just Married”. Bianca and Travis cut their cake surrounded by cheers and the warmth of their guests. Dancing under the stars, surrounded by their loved ones, Bianca and Travis marked the perfect start to their journey as husband and wife.
"The show will always go on. No matter what obstacles and unpredicted storms, they say it’s harder to untie a wet knot."
The Couple
VIDEOGRAPHER Blair Elizabeth Co | PHOTOGRAPHER Iara Castro Photography | PLANNER Little Miss Wedding Planner | VENUE Casa Morada | FLORALS Island Blooms | MUAH Casa Salon Key West | ENTERTAINMENT Curate Entertainment | BAKERYJessie Cox | DECOR A Candle Story | RENTALS Coral Keys, Flaming Flamingo, Shady Business


















