Dayanara and Jonathan Estrada say yes at the altar: Look at the first images of their church wedding

The Schoenstatt Shrine was the setting chosen by Dayanara Petalta and Jonathan Estrada to seal their pact of love before God. The couple of artists make their dream of getting married in church come true, after celebrating their civil wedding almost two years ago, on a day very close to today.

In the place, located in Guayaquil, relatives and friends of the bride and groom, as well as press workers, come together to celebrate the religious act, which features a bride wearing a princess-style dress designed by Julio Mora.

Minutes before going to the altar, Jonathan confessed that he was nervous and happy for this day. “It is a special moment for a couple… you have to enjoy it, you have to live it”, told the press.

In conversation with EL UNIVERSO, Cecilia Loore, Dayanara’s mother and the person in charge of the official wedding cake sent the best wishes to the couple. “I feel very happy and blessed to accompany my daughter on this special day, for her and for Jonathan, I wish them the best in this world and that their home is always full of blessings and happiness”, Loor declared.

“Jonathan and I talked and he has shown me that he really loves my daughter”said the artist’s mother to the media.

Recognized faces are part of the court of the bride and groom, such as Samantha Grey, Scarlet Cordova and Navila Diebbridesmaids wearing an elegant black off-the-shoulder dress.

“We are super excited, we come from a photo session with Dayanara… to enjoy this union, this couple that we love so much, that we have seen grow together as people, as professionals”, expressed the actress scarlet cordova for this Journal.

Dayanara reached the altar in the arms of her father Xavier Peralta. Her guests were able to witness the long, delicate train trailing from her veil. At the altar, not only her husband received her, but also her mother-in-law, who received her with an affectionate gesture.

The couple finally tied the knot at the altar, while an elegant black vintage cart full of balloons and traditional metal cans awaited them outside. (YO)