Fifteen years. Three countries.
The same garden where it started.
Priscilla is from Minas Gerais. Vinicius is from Salvador. They met in Dublin when they were both very young — she was living and working with a family here, he had just arrived. They stayed together. They built a life.
They moved to Rio de Janeiro and had two children there. Then to Portugal, where they live now. But the gratitude for Ireland never went away — it shows up in every conversation, every plan, every but Dublin, though.
When they decided to mark fifteen years of marriage, there was only one place they considered. The garden of the very house in Dublin where Priscilla had lived back then. The same trees, the same wall, the same light.
The ceremony was Celtic. Hands tied with a ribbon, words about staying. Their two kids ran around the whole time — full energy, full chaos, full participation in their own way. Less ceremony-quiet, more renewal-with-life-happening-around-it.
There's a kind of love that doesn't need to prove itself anymore. It just needs to be marked, every few years, in a place that knows the story.
Coverage · Half day · ceremony + family
Brief · Capture the return — and the family they built
Result · Every photo has a ribbon in it
