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Angela,

thanks for emailing me the packages.

 

Just to clarify for other brides, the packages that Angela emailed me are the same packages for 2012 that have been around for awhile, so don't panic, nothing has changed!

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Hi ladies!   I'm back and want to post a review before I forget, these last few weeks have been crazy!! We got married on March 3rd, 2014 and it was absolutely amazing! My fiance and I arrived at

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I'm getting married December 2015 - I think we should start this thread up again.   Any 2015 GBP weddings happening?

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Hey I totally agree that this thread needs to see some more action! I'm getting married November 2015! hows your planning going?

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Hi Tekeya,

 

I was wondering if it would be possible for you to email me the menu for the Grill and the Dolce Restaurants as I am not able to view your attachment!?

I would greatly appreciate it!

I am getting married at the Gran Bahia on March 13th 2012!!

Congrats to you and your Husband!

 

If you have any other information (flower site, decoration info, packages, etc) I would greatly appreciate it! I don't want to bother the wedding planners yet as it is still early and would prefer to stay on their good side!!!!

 

[email protected]

 

Thanks!!

Laura

 

Any info welcome!

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Tekeya Thompson

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Most of the stuff I had to bring was mostly for the welcome bags.  I did bring freeze dried rose petals, chair signs, candles, frames for the table numbers, sashes, etc.

 

FYI, do not take plastic water guns for the kids ;-)  Customs did check our bags, and those were the things that they tossed out ;-(

 

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Wow your wedding was perfect!! Everything was beautiful. Did you bring a lot of the decorations with you?

*TEAR* so nice



 

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Tekeya Thompson

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The only decor the resort does (without a charge) is white tulle and chair covers at Gazebo, tea light candles and white tablecloths at dinner, and also the menu cards.  Everything else comes with a price.   I wanted to do this vase idea with the color lights but didn't want to travel with vase.  The price to rent them are $15 a piece.  So I went with a candle and rose petal design instead ;-)

 

Originally Posted by Tekeya Thompson View Post

Most of the stuff I had to bring was mostly for the welcome bags.  I did bring freeze dried rose petals, chair signs, candles, frames for the table numbers, sashes, etc.

 

FYI, do not take plastic water guns for the kids ;-)  Customs did check our bags, and those were the things that they tossed out ;-( 

 



 

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hello ladies,

 

I am getting married at the GBP in 3 months!!! i am currently renting out the dolce because we have a big group coming but wasn't aware of the option to rent the pieces restaurant. Does anyone have any pictures of what this area look like? if so if you could send a picture to me via email that would be really appreciated! thanks

 

Erin

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Here is something you ladies might be interested in! When you privatize a restaurant they only serve beer, wine, soda and juice for dinner only 2hrs! After that you can request free of charge that they keep the beer, wine, soda and juice for an additional 2hrs! If you wish to bring in your own hard liquor to avoid the $23 pp for 2hrs open bar fee, you can they do however charge $15 corkage fee per bottle! I'm thinking 4 66 oz'ers are cheaper! Just an idea if anyone is interested! I just got a confirmation email from Chandlyn confirming this!

 

Angela

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Hi AngelaandTrevor!

I took 3 bottles of Moscato for our rehearsal and reception dinner and they didn't charge us the corkage fee and happily had it at the table for us when we arrived for the reception. 

 

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Here is something you ladies might be interested in! When you privatize a restaurant they only serve beer, wine, soda and juice for dinner only 2hrs! After that you can request free of charge that they keep the beer, wine, soda and juice for an additional 2hrs! If you wish to bring in your own hard liquor to avoid the $23 pp for 2hrs open bar fee, you can they do however charge $15 corkage fee per bottle! I'm thinking 4 66 oz'ers are cheaper! Just an idea if anyone is interested! I just got a confirmation email from Chandlyn confirming this!

 

Angela



 

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