Morgana - Pictures from Wedding #15 (at Villa del Palmar in Loreto, Mexico)

This was wedding #15 in country #12 in 13 months. (We’ve been doubling up on a few countries, obviously.)

We’re still working our way towards 100 weddings in 100 countries.

Every time we renew our wedding vows, we start fresh, speak from the heart, re-commit to our partnership, and go deeper than before. It just gets better and better each time, because we KNOW each other better.

What did we know about being married when we just started out? Not much. Our wedding vows mean more to me as we bring more life experience to the ceremony.

Devin and I enjoyed 3 days in Loreto (paradise!) with fresh, delicious healthy food (green juice every morning, fresh fish and fruits and vegetables with every meal…), amazing views, wild dolphins, a friendly community, and a wedding to remember forever. Thank you Villa del Palmar!

Of course the great thing about a destination wedding is the honeymoon is automatically built in to the experience!

Keep your eye on Loreto. It’s quiet. Uncrowded. Clean. And it’s poised to become the next Cabo San Lucas vacation destination. But for me, I love the quiet.

Take a look. Pretty amazing, huh?

via Morgana Rae & Charmed Life Coaching, Inc. http://ift.tt/1MPuV8R

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