Hello Brides and Grooms! I’m going to keep this one brief because it’s a topic I don’t like to dwell on, but it’s necessary to talk about it at least once. And since I fired my own wedding planner a few years ago, I think I can talk about this with some authority.
Hola Readers! I hope everybody is doing well as we roll into Halloween Week. You know, that’s one thing I’ve never been asked to do — plan a Halloween destination wedding. That doesn’t mean it will never happen — ANYTHING can happen — but it hasn’t happened yet. Makes me shiver just to think about it. But it gave me the idea for today’s blog: wedding themes.
Hello Brides and Grooms! It’s another great day for wedding planning, isn’t it? In honor of the pending ghoulish holiday, I’m going to tackle a few “scary” subjects this week in my blog. It’s the ghosts and goblins of wedding planning I’m talking about — the really scary stuff!
Hola Brides and Grooms! Last blog we talked about wedding cakes, specifically fondant versus buttercream frosting. Today we’re going to talk about alternatives to serving your guests a traditional wedding cake.
I’ve been avoiding this blog topic because I wanted to do it when I had something chocolate in the house to eat after I wrote it. Finally, chocolate chip cookies — so we can safely discuss wedding cake and alternative options for wedding cake in the Caribbean.
Hola! When I first opened this wedding planning business on Vieques, I was warned by a few of my less optimistic friends that all I would get would be two-person ceremonies and pregnant brides. Nice, eh? I ignored them, and now I’m so glad I did. So far, I’ve only done a couple of tiny weddings and all the rest are of pretty good size with decent budgets. No pregnant brides yet — but I’ll be happy to plan their weddings if they call!
Hello Brides and Grooms! Thanks for tuning into my blog again — I love that so many people are reading it. Thanks for the feedback some of you have given me. I’m glad you find the information I babble about useful for your own Caribbean destination weddings.
Hello Brides! Let’s do a quick review of destination wedding etiquette for rehearsal dinners. It’s a question I get asked about all the time.
Have you ever traveled to attend a friend or family member’s wedding and received a welcome bag upon your arrival? Isn’t it fun to dig into the bag and find snacks and wine and other little presents?
Hi everyone! I wish I had a dollar for every bride who didn’t want to get married in the Caribbean during hurricane season — I’d make a mint. In fact, almost every bride asks about what the weather will be doing during whatever time they’ve chosen to get married, and they’re usually surprised when I say it’s safe to get married in Vieques pretty much every time of year.
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