Schuyler Ebersol and Clementina Davila recently celebrated their marriage at an 18th-century hacienda in Jalisco, Mexico. the ceremony blended American and Mexican traditions, featuring everything from custom silk attire to unexpected musical tributes.
A decade-long journey from an Instagram photo to Raven's Roost
The romance between Schuyler Ebersol and Clementina Davila began with a digital spark back in November 2012, when Ebersol spotted a photo of Davila on Instagram. As the report details, the two eventually connected in Charlottesville, discovering shared passions for architecture and space. This long-game connection culminated in a 2023 engagement at Raven’s Roost, a Charlottesville overlook where the couple had previously shared a sunrise hike.
This narrative of a "slow burn" connection reflects a growing trend in modern romance, where digital discovery meets real-world serendipity. For Davila, a marketing strategist and former NCAA All-American tennis player, and Ebersol, who works in the AI and space industries, the transition from a social media sighting to a destination wedding in Mexico represents a deeply personal fusion of their respective backgrounds.
Custom Sweet Hipil silk meets Danielle Frankel’s 2025 collection
Fashion played a central role in honoring the couple's dual heritage throughout the wedding weekend. For the rehearsal dinner at Casa de Los Platos in Guadalajara, Davila wore a custom traditional piece from Sweet Hipil, crafted from silk and linen.. She paired this with a Danielle Frankel gown featuring a draped cowl back, accessorized with Agmes pearl earrings and Manolo Blahnik heels.
For the main ceremony at the chapel of San Francisco de Asís, Davila opted for the Bex silhouette from Danielle Frankel’s 2025 collection. According to the source, she completed the look with a chapel veil and earrings by Pdpaola, while also wearing Ebersol’s grandmother’s engagement ring. ebersol maintained a classic aesthetic in a Suitsupply tuxedo, later switching to a J.Crew white dinner jacket for the post-ceremony festivities.
A Jalisco celebration featuring Oaxacan alebrijes and 'Concerning Hobbits'
The wedding festivities in Jalisco were marked by a deliberate blend of cultural rituals and personal whimsy. The ceremony included traditional Mexican Catholic elements such as the Arras and the Lazo , performed under the watchful eye of a painting of the Virgen de Guadalupe. However, the couple also infused the moment with their love for fantasy; as Davila walked down the aisle, her four brothers surprised Ebersol by playing "Concerning Hobbits" on the violin and cello.
The reception continued this theme of cultural immersion, moving from tequila tastings at the Mundo Cuervo distillery to a party featuring Oaxacan-inspired alebrijes.. These brightly colored, fantastical spirit animal figures, operated by performers, danced among the guests to celebrate the local craftsmanship. The evening concluded with a musical blend of American and Mexican influences, including a dance to Frankie Valli and a Latin-inspired shift to ChiChi Peralta.
The unanswered logistics of the Alma Beck-planned weekend
While the report provides a vivid look at the aesthetic and ritualistic elements of the wedding, several logistical details remain unverified. It is not clear how many guests attended the multi-day celebration or how the couple managed the complex travel arrangements for families arriving from both the United States and Mexico. Additionally, while the source notes that a priest was flown in from Virginia to officiate, the full scope of the international coordination handled by Alma Beck Wedding Architect is not fully detailed.
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