This month our series features Brice and Sean, a wonderful couple who held their micro wedding with us in September. Their original plans may not have panned out due to the global health crisis, but we were excited to help plan a beautiful, intimate wedding of their dreams. This wedding interview series is meant to give future couples a chance to hear the wonderful experiences from those who have recently been there.
Our couples have agreed to share their stories so others can hear about everything from their one-of-a-kind wedding, to their incredible partner, at a picture-perfect venue. What event space did you choose? Brice and Sean enjoyed a wedding on our deck under the cabanas. Campoverdi is originally from Haverhill, Massachusetts. Sean has been living in San Francisco since and Brice has been living there since Both have been living on the same street, a block away from each other, in the same neighborhood for 15 years, but only met 2.
Sean is an accountant for a non-profit in San Francisco and Brice is a high school counselor in San Francisco. We met through a dating app Tinder and met up at a neighborhood bar to meet. Pre-pandemic we had planned to get married at our local church, St. As the pandemic continued, we finally decided in June to postpone our date to As the closures continued, we both were told that we would continue to be virtual from work through the end of the year.
Danversport gave us the flexibility to have a socially distant ceremony and reception at a reasonable price. We wanted it to be a very New England menu, as there were people traveling from the west coast who have never been to Boston. Instead of a cake we did Apple Cider Donuts. These were the three dinner options:. Filet Mignon served with herb roasted fingerling potatoes and seasonal vegetables -OR-. Brice: For me, I felt the most moving part was walking down the aisle with both my mom and dad to my future husband and my sister as the maid-of-honor.
Being surrounded by our closest support system during a time when everything is so unpredictable was magical. Sean: For me, it was our first dance. When the sun was setting behind us, and the sky was beautiful, we were able to let all of our worries go and just enjoy our time as husband and wife. They were ornaments because we got engaged on Christmas day. We also had images of Sean and I in San Francisco, our neighborhood bar where we met, and some symbols of his time serving in the Marines.
