After a storm postpones the ceremony, the bride holds a beach wedding in TO: ‘It was for sure An unexpected storm almost derailed the wedding plans of Isabella Cavalcante Bezerra and Danilo Bezerra on Araguacema beach, in the north of Tocantins. The celebration by the river had to be postponed in a hurry, but even so, the bride did not lose her serenity. “Despite everything around me being falling apart, I was at peace, because I was sure it would work out,” said Isabella, a dental surgeon. ? Click here to follow the g1 TO channel on WhatsApp The ceremony was scheduled to take place on July 15th, a significant date for the couple from Tocantins who have been together for five years and have lived in Acre for a year and a half. "We always had the dream of getting married on the beach. We decided to choose Araguacema as a way to honor my father-in-law and mother-in-law, who got married 37 years ago, on July 15th, and spent their honeymoon here, in Araguacema. This city and this beach mean a lot to my husband's family and also to us as a couple." After rain, the wedding was held at Praia de Araguacema Vinnie Parente The planning considered the seasonal drought in the state, which runs from May to October, a period in which rains are considered atypical in the region. Even so, the unlikely happened and the storm made it impossible to hold the wedding that day. Due to the strong winds and heavy skies, the bride and groom decided to postpone the celebration until the next day. Despite the storm, no structures needed to be replaced. "To our surprise, everything was practically intact and completely preserved", commented Isabella. READ ALSO: App race turns into engagement after driver and passenger fall in love at TO Reader and adventurer: who is the 100-year-old woman who rides a watercraft and has 51 great-grandchildren Couple goes viral with surprise proposal and country wedding on a farm in Gurupi; VIDEO Isabella Cavalcante postponed her beach wedding because of the rain Vinnie Parente Calm amidst the storm Photographer Vinnie Parente captured every moment. Used to immortalizing weddings, parties and authorial rehearsals, he classified the experience as one of the most surprising of his career. "We had seen that there was a chance of rain, but it would be temporary. Mainly because July is a completely atypical month for that. I could never imagine a storm of the level it was", he recalled. According to the photographer, Isabella's reaction to the unexpected situation caught attention. "What I admired most was the bride's tranquility. Even though the world was falling and with all the wind, she remained calm", he said. Parente decided to continue recording everything, including the moments of tension. For him, those records would also be part of the couple's history. Before and after the storm: Isabella Cavalcante remained calm during wedding setbacks Vinnie Parente "My role as a photographer is to see the beauty of the day, but also to document it all. I knew that, up front, it would yield an incredible story." That's exactly what happened. With the ceremony rescheduled for the following day, the bride and groom were given a setting that, according to the photographer, seemed to reward the wait. “There was a wonderful sunset and the records speak for themselves.” See more news from the region on g1 Tocantins.