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A Red Line Cut Through the Palm Springs Green

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This image portrays a bride sitting in a dimly lit room, her white dress illuminated by natural light streaming through
Photo by Pascal Bullan on Unsplash

Amanda and Nate married in Palm Springs this October, on a stretch of lawn that ran to a pond, framed by palms and the San Jacinto range against a bare sky. Down the middle of that ground, they laid a single band of scarlet fabric, flat and unbroken, running toward the water. Against the desert's blue and green, the red read as a deliberate line drawn through the setting rather than an accent on it — the boldest fact of the day, stated once and left alone.

With reporting from Green Wedding Shoes.

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