Their wedding ceremony was an all white affair; the cocktail hour was a colorful fiesta, featuring a variety of cocktails of different colors and a mariachi band to showcase the beauty of Mexican culture, overlooking the pacific ocean and beautiful Cabo San Lucas. The reception included pink florals, Mexican terracotta table settings (in blue), custom pink maracas, disco balls and lots of fun elements.

Kayla and Arshia's wedding guests traveled to Mexico from all over the world, so they wanted to create a wedding celebration that lasted all weekend long and that would include their own traditions, as well as Mexican traditions. They wanted their wedding day to be a mix of emotions from a romantic ceremony to a lively cocktail hour with a mariachi band to a dinner party and vibrant reception. They imagined every element to have a different vibe and ambiance, and they wished guests to truly feel the love we have for each other and for our friends and family. 95 guests traveled to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico from across the United States and Iran.

Groom Arshia’s 94 year old grandmother traveled from Iran with several items for the Persian Sofreh Aghd. Kayla and Arshia's wedding ceremony incorporated two cultures and they wanted their guests to feel the love between them and the joining of two families. They had a traditional Persian Ceremony as well as an exchange of common vows following the Catholic wording which honored the bride's religion. Their ceremony was something that many of their guests have never experienced prior. The Sohfreh Agad was beautifully curated by the groom's family who traveled with items from Iran that were used in several family weddings prior. The groom's Mother, Father and Sister carefully curated every item on the Sofreh Aghd to be unique and uphold Persian traditions.