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Erika and Kevin met in 2017, and from the very beginning, something just felt right. We connected instantly — bonded by our shared cultures, similar values, and the beautiful journey of being single parents. What started as friendship quickly grew into something deeper, rooted in understanding, strength, and love.In 2020, during a time when the world felt uncertain, we blended our families and quietly said “I do.” Although we weren’t able to celebrate with the ceremony we had imagined, our commitment to each other never needed a stage — it only needed us.Now, six years later, we are beyond excited to celebrate our marriage in Quito, Ecuador — a city that holds a very special place in our hearts. This celebration is not just about an anniversary; it’s about honoring our journey, our families, and the love that brought us here.We can’t wait to celebrate with you

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We kindly request cocktail attire in black. For evening comfort in Quito’s October weather, consider lightweight layers—dressy cocktail dresses, jumpsuits, or a suit with a tie are all appropriate. We can’t wait to celebrate with you — Erika Quevedo &amp; Kevin Ibarra (October 24, 2026).

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Travel

La Nariz del Diablo (The Devil's Nose) in Sibambe, Ecuador, is&nbsp;a famous tourist attraction featuring a historic train ride through the Andes, known for its dramatic zigzagging descent down a steep mountain using switchbacks, offering stunning views and cultural experiences with local dancers and artisans

La Nariz del Diablo

The Middle of the World Monument (Mitad del Mundo) in Quito, Ecuador, is&nbsp;a major tourist attraction marking the equator, where visitors can stand with one foot in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres

Middle of the World

Papallacta es un pequeño pueblo en el&nbsp;Ecuador&nbsp;situado a una altitud de 3.250 m en los Andes cerca de la&nbsp;Cordillera Oriental&nbsp;en el camino de&nbsp;Quito, que conduce a la selva amazónica. La ruta turística de Quito a Papallacta pasa por varios pueblos y aldeas pequeñas antes de ascender a un máximo de más de&nbsp;4.000 metros&nbsp;donde las montañas y los glaciares son visibles.

Papallacta Hot Springs

Iconic hill with the Virgin of Quito statue and sweeping views.

Virgin of the Panecillo

Charming colonial street with live music, chocolate shops, and traditional canelazo drinks.

La Ronda

Famous indigenous market — great for souvenirs and colorful textiles.

Otavalo Market Hotel SuitesB & B

Parque Nacional Cotopaxi

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Erika & Kevin

Erika & Kevin

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