Edith and Edwardo have stolen our hearts this week with their gorgeous Los Angeles wedding! The duo held their wedding at Howl in Long Beach, and they couldn't have chosen a more stunning location. From their unique wedding attire to a full mariachi band, this wedding was full of personality and simply perfect.  

We are absolutely in love with the combo of Edith's stunning wedding rings. This bride wasn’t afraid to mix and match her metals between the engagement ring and the wedding band, and it totally paid off. We love this colored stone paired with two triangular diamonds for a simple and striking look.

Edith's wedding look was full of unique touches and personality for her wedding day. The bride wore a strapless gown with a peplum top embellished with a crystal belt. Her accessories bring the look together perfectly — a simple pearl necklace and blue satin heels with an elaborate crystal detail on the heel.

This unstoppable duo took a unique approach to their first look, where both the bride and groom would get to see each other at the same time. We love this as one of our all time favorite first look moments.

Edie and Eddie held their ceremony and reception at Howl in Long Beach. The venue has such a unique and industrial feel that we can't help but love. The ceremony took place in an outdoor courtyard while the reception was held in one of their indoor spaces. The contrasting textures of these concrete walls and the Edison bulbs gives such a uniquely chic vibe!

A traditional mariachi band accompanied the bride and groom as they entered their ceremony. Your choice of music is a great way to incorporate your personality and cultural traditions into your wedding day.

As guest favors, Edith and Edwardo filled simple white mugs with coffee beans labeled as 'the perfect blend'. Their display also included photos from their gorgeous engagement session at the Griffith Observatory (see the whole thing here).

This dessert display had many different options to tempt their guests, and the dessert table was styled with a variety of different dishes, jars and even a birdcage to house some of their cupcakes! The signage is to die for as well — a great example of how presentation can take dining to the next level!

Edith and Edwardo had a great idea for their seating chart — they hand-wrote it on huge sheets of kraft paper, which not only fit in well with the industrial vibe of their wedding, but was also a fantastic DIY that didn't break the bank.

We love how the couple chose to include an LA food truck as the dinner option for their event. Simple and casual, this was definitely a crowd-pleaser.

A vintage camera bag with a few mini-polaroids -- such a perfect ending to a wonderful wedding day.