Meitra

Congratulations and happy planning!

Congratulations and happy planning!

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Congratulations and happy planning!

Congratulations and happy planning!

Congratulations and happy planning!

Congratulations and happy planning!

I love seeing everyone's dresses! They are beautiful and so helpful to someone who is still hunting

After all that you went through Cindy, it was definately meant to be!

Congratulations and happy planning!

I just used the treadmill! What's zumba like? I want to try it out but don't know much about it at all.

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Yay Lauren!!! I'm so glad your wedding weekend was perfect! And thank you for posting your review so quickly, it really helps the rest of us out I am definately going to book Kevan the DJ now!

Quote: Originally Posted by JanineA Thanks Meitra! I really like your monogram, can I ask did you make/design it yourself? Meagan in hindsight the FSIL herself aslo agreed baby M would not make it down the aisle as a flower girl and as Krys said it is an enourmous amount of pressure to put on a baby. We are going to have her there and have things handy in case she would like to play in the sand or anything at all. Hi JanineA, Here's the link for where I got my monogram, she was great to work with Custom Monograms Logo Design & much more by jennjohnstondesigns

JanineA -- you are not being selfish at all. I'm actually quite suprised by the few mothers on here that are saying otherwise. Your wedding is about you and your future husband. I have told everyone coming to my wedding that it is adults only. If they can't find a sitter or don't want to leave the kids at home, then they don't have to come at all. If you don't want kids at your wedding, you shouldn't feel bad about it one bit. Now, after having said my 2 cents, I must say that I do like the ideas that everyone has given you to keep the toddler quiet, and I think you are doing a great job at being more than accomodating

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I'm excited for you! I hope you have a great time!!

Just reading about how wonderful your wedding and honeymoon were makes me so excited for mine! I can't wait!!!

Quote: Originally Posted by QueenDiva You may want to look into Kuyaba...mmm...mmm...gooood! Also, Pushcart's food is divinely good! Finally someone who has been to the Pushcart! Was it really casual? Does it have a cool feel like Rockhouse? How's the view? Anything else you can share about it for a rehearsal dinner spot? Thanks!

I'm trying to do the welcome dinner at the beach and the rehearsal dinner on the cliffs, and then our wedding will also be on the cliffs. I can tell you right now that Rockhouse won't let you have a rehearsal dinenr there even if you don't ask to close down the restaurant. My MIL has really pushed them for us and the most they would give us is if we had it no later than 5pm! Instead they are really pushing their new, but much more casual, restaurant PushCart. I can also tell you from a previous trip that Norma's restaurant was really yummy!

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Quote: Originally Posted by lbcs Still nothing from Kerry and Linus.... Mallory57, thanks for posting the DJ info. We booked him yesterday! Great deal and I think it will be totally worth it so that we don't have to worry about downloading songs at the last minute! lbcs, I can't wait to hear how your wedding goes, and what you think of the DJ as well I'm thinking of booking them for the reception, and would love to know how they do at your wedding. I haven't been able to find any reviews of them yet, but at the same time I haven't found any better deals out there either.

I recall they told me the reception could either be at the restaurant or around the pool. To do it at the restaruant though you have to be able to guarantee that you will spend a certain amount of money for them to close it to the public, so the pool venue is for smaller receptions.

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I want to do it offsite for the same reasons that lbcs said. There are so many great places in Jamaica that I want my guests to experience as many as possible