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We met in 2020 during COVID through Instagram, shares Chandler.
Photo: Kim Raaf
She jokes, So, I have my mom to thank, as she introduced me to Dr. Gundry!
On July 3, 2023, Travis popped the question while the couple were on a trip to Tahiti.
I should have caught on right away because he never does this.
After setting up a tripod, Travis got down on one knee.
He captured our video quite hilariously because I am in absolute disbelief, she says.
It was so magicaleveryone on the beach was clapping.
Chandler calls it: The most special moment.
It was a true labor of love, says the bride.
In addition to support from Traviss mom, the planning team ofForever Amour Eventshelped execute the day.
Says Chandler, Angelica and Kimberley were so amazing and made our wedding day so seamless and beautiful.
For her attire, Chandler wanted to wear something beautiful yet simple and suited my style, she explains.
The bride found herself drawn to Australian brandKYHAand ordered a strapless gown she saw online.
Luckily, it fit perfectly!
She would later change into a laceFleur Du Maldress to dance into the night.
As a final touch, both the bride and groom wore leis created by their friend,Ivana Burbage.
It was so special, recalls the bride.
Chandler would take another boat after with her parents for a grand entrance.
The ceremony was beyond our wildest dreams.
It was truly magical.
Traviss brother, surferKoa Smith, officiated the ceremony.
Koas speech was the perfect mix of sentimental and humorous.
After the ceremony, the newlyweds and all their guests boarded a boat back for the reception all together.
Theres nothing like having everyone whos been a part of both of your lives all together.
Its a really surreal feeling, remembers Chandler of the ride.
The reception took place beneath string lights in the breathtaking valley.
He wrote it with a little help from our friend, musicianZiggy Alberts.
I think we were all crying.
Looking back on the day is definitely bittersweet for the bride.
I do wish we could do it all over again.
My mom hand-stitched this sign with tiny individual beads that we hung by the entrance to the reception.
I love it so much and now have it hanging over a window in our bedroom!
