A Love That Spans Continents: A Magical Wedding Night in Gulfport Mississippi

When love brings together two beautiful souls from different corners of the world, the result is nothing short of a fairy tale. That’s exactly what unfolded at Bayou Bluff Tennis Club, where a groom from Peru and a bride from Tylertown celebrated their union in a stunning, joy-filled ceremony surrounded by family, friends, and love.

Both the bride and groom are older, accomplished individuals with grown children—and their love story is proof that it's never too late for forever. The groom, a talented brain surgeon, and the bride, a true Southern gem, came together to craft a wedding day that honored their unique paths and cultures while embracing the beauty of their new beginning.

The bride described it best:“Our beautiful fairy tale wedding 💍🥂was perfect and everything we wanted it to be.”Thanks to Susie Arnold Davis of A Plan to Remember, every detail came to life with elegance and intention. From the gorgeous floral arrangements by Rose’s Florist to the champagne pass and charcuterie boards during cocktail hour, no element was overlooked. The evening wrapped with an incredible buffet and warm hospitality from the venue.

The atmosphere was made even more magical with:

• Lighting and ceremony audio by DJ George Chuck, setting the perfect mood from “I do” to the last dance.

• A carefully curated soundtrack and celebration mix that reflected the couple’s journey—global, grown, and grounded in love.

• The delicate sounds of Gulf Coast Strings, playing prelude and postlude melodies that added a classical charm.

• A breathtaking cake by Whipped LLC, and beauty services by Kennedy Hoyle that made the bride glow.

Captured perfectly by Tilley Photography and Take 2 Videography, this wedding will be remembered as a timeless reminder that love knows no age, no borders—only purpose and possibility.

To the bride and groom: thank you for letting us be part of your Magical Wedding Night in Gulfport, Mississippi. Your love is a light, and your story is a reminder that the best chapters are often the ones we start later in life.