Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Our Wedding

In Chinese mythology, there is a belief that two people who are destined to be together are connected by an invisible red thread tied around their little finger. The two people who are connected in this way are bound together by fate itself. Sooner or later, they are destined to meet, no matter how far apart they live or how much their life circumstances differ. And, when it happens — that encounter is certain to profoundly affect both of them. The strings can sometimes stretch and become tangled,. But — those ties will never be broken.We met freshman year of high school when we attended Union Catholic High School back in 2008. Alex saw me outside of the cafeteria with my friends, and very boldly snatched my new iPhone out of my hand. We were not allowed to have our phones out, and it was very quickly taken away from him by a teacher. Later that afternoon we both rushed to the office where Alex had to pay $5 in order to get my phone back. During this time, he also took it upon himself to call himself from my phone so that he can have my number. He still says it’s the best $5 he ever spent.We started dating December 12th 2008. While Alex knew he wanted to marry me from the very moment he stole my phone, we never imagined this day would come. After many years apart, we reconnected, and as fate has it, here we are ready to commit the rest of our lives to each other. Alex proposed December 12th 2023, and a year later we are excited to share this special date with the people who are most important to us.

Red String of Faith 

Our Story

Photos

Stephanie Morales

DJ Pryor

Gabriel Martel

Nikola Rebic

Monique Sharp

Wedding Party

Q + A

Turo — Car rental marketplace

Car Rental Phoenix - Airport

Sedona Pines Resort

Travel

Pink Jeep Tours

Amitabha Stupa and Peace Park

Devil's Bridge Trailhead

Cathedral Rock Trailhead

Things to Do

Registry

Lina & Alexander

Lina & Alexander

Wedding Party