So glad Blue Glass sent me a photo of their sea turtle cake topper! I loved this! Look at the cute little pink octopus!
Creating Gorgeous Destination Weddings in St. Thomas and St. John, US Virgin Islands
Showing posts with label Smith Bay Beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Smith Bay Beach. Show all posts
Friday, December 28, 2012
Congrats Leah & Richard!
Thank you Blue Glass Photography or sending me these beautiful images! Leah & Richard were married on Lindquist Beach, St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands!
So glad Blue Glass sent me a photo of their sea turtle cake topper! I loved this! Look at the cute little pink octopus!
So glad Blue Glass sent me a photo of their sea turtle cake topper! I loved this! Look at the cute little pink octopus!
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Floating orchids revealed...
I forgot to revisit this post about the floating orchids. We've done an arch like this before, but it had been a few years. I forgot how difficult this orchids are! We set up our normal bamboo arch (did you know this arch was stolen earlier this year?? Heartbreaking. The replacement arch took forever to get here but is finally on island!) and attached orchids to "float" down. The problem with this is the wind. Those little buggers whip around and get tangled like mad. We buried the end of the string in the sand to anchor them as best as we could. I joked with the bride that she may just be the last bride to get this type of arch!


Another thing I wanted to share about this wedding was the really cool idea the bride & groom came up with for the sand ceremony. We placed a seashell on each share:

And were invited during the ceremony to come up and place their shell in a special jar:

Close family used shells that they had found together on the beach:

After everyone had add their shells, the couple poured in the unity sand. The end result is a very memorable keepsake that unites all wedding guests together and is a great way to involve them in the ceremony.
One last thing to share - how great are these bamboo chairs?!

They just fit so well with the natural elements of the beach.
Another thing I wanted to share about this wedding was the really cool idea the bride & groom came up with for the sand ceremony. We placed a seashell on each share:
And were invited during the ceremony to come up and place their shell in a special jar:
Close family used shells that they had found together on the beach:
After everyone had add their shells, the couple poured in the unity sand. The end result is a very memorable keepsake that unites all wedding guests together and is a great way to involve them in the ceremony.
One last thing to share - how great are these bamboo chairs?!
They just fit so well with the natural elements of the beach.
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