Showing posts with label Bolongo Bay Beach Resort. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bolongo Bay Beach Resort. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

An oldie but goodie....







Shot by the amazing Elisha Orin back in .... February! I've had these photos on my laptop for quite awhile! Samantha and her guests arrived on the Carnival Glory, were married on Lindquist Beach and enjoyed a fun reception at Iggies at Bolongo Bay. Love these images!

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Photo shares!

I love when a bride sends me photos from her wedding day, especially when she has brought her own photographer from home. It's nice to see a wedding through an unfamiliar photographers perspective. Thanks Ally for sharing these photos with me! And thank you Peirce Photography for allowing us to share the images. Ally was married on Lindquist Beach and had her reception at Bolongo Bay...







If you are a past bride and wouldn't mind sharing some photos for the blog, please send them to janelle@islandblissweddings.com - I know we'd all love to see them!

Thursday, October 15, 2009

A most wonderful welcome!

Alyssa and Kurt were married last weekend, but my absolute favorite element of their wedding day actually took place the day before at their Welcome Party. Hosted at a beautiful beachside location, Iggies Beach Bar at Bolongo Bay Resort is the perfect spot to celebrate island style. There were so many elements of the welcome party that I loved, so the entire event is my favorite! Here are a few highlights...

A gorgeous sunset...


A meet & greet with a local Moko Jumbie! Moko Jumbies are good spirits dressed up to scare away bad spirits, as local legend goes (a jumbie is a bad spirit, "moko" means mock - a fake jumbie). Having a white moko jumbie at your welcome party keeps away any bad marital jumbies!



Here our bride gets down with the moko jumbie!



Once the sun went down and everyone's belly was full, we had the famous fire eater & broken bottle dancer "Princess Diana" perform for the guests...





Princess Di showed the groom and the groomsmen a few island moves...



But probably my favorite part of the night was a performance by Pyros of the Caribbean! I have some of this on video that I promise to post soon...