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We threw a 2 hour cocktail party before our private reception. Ivan and Mike took us to various locations around the resort for those 2 hours taking pics and video, we just did not have enough time on the beach. There are a lot of cool places around the resort though. If you are going to have a 2 hour cocktail party before your reception, it is a good idea to ask your wedding coordinator to have someone bring you some horse devours from your cocktail hour. We did not think of this and we were starving by the time we got to the reception. We had Cancun Wedding Video for 4 hours and Ivan Luckie for 5 or 6 (I think it was 6). Because our events were from 3:30p to 10p we did some things really early at the reception to make sure we had video and pictures. Upon our entrance we went right into our first dance. My husband and I went from the first dance straight to the father/daughter and mother/son dance, and we did it at the same time to Celene Dion's Because You Loved Me as that saved time and moved things along too. We also did the cake cutting, bouquet and garter toss earlier than the norm because we wanted pics of those events. Honestly, I don't think we had any photography the last hour or so of the reception, but we were ok with that.

You are welcome! I remember 2 weeks out. So much to do, but so exciting! I didn't meet with Ivan prior to the wedding, but it was still the busy season at that time. I met him when he showed up at our room to take pictures. I really did not request a style because I like his "style." Through the emails, he learned that I was a very sentimental and emotional person, and I really feel he captured the sentiment and emotions of not only us, but all of our guests. The only thing I would suggest is making sure there is enough time to get photos with you and your wedding party on the beach if that is important to you. My bridal twin, Shani, got married 2 hours after we did, so we had to get out of the way so they could set up for her wedding. There are no individual pics with me and each of my bridesmaids on the beach. f. We also do not have a large group picture with everyone that attended the wedding. We had that shot for our welcome party, and I liked it a lot. Just some thoughts. Like I said before though, Ivan is a very nice man, and I am sure he will make all of your dreams come true. You are going to have a great wedding and best wishes for a wonderful life together.

Welcome ElaineNYC! We got married at Azul Sensatori on 05/28/11. We used Mike Cantarell of Cancun Wedding Video, and he was actually a preferred vendor for the resort but did not show up on the preffered vendor list. Ask your WC if they are still preferred, as we paid no outside vendor fee. Mike was great. Our highlights video link was ready within a couple weeks. You can view it at the bottom of my post. It had 2 songs, one that is sentimental for us, and the other is an upbeat Michael Jackson song. Within the month our dvd arrived. It had several segments: getting ready, the ceremony, video session on the beach and around the resort, first dance, father/daugher and mother son dance, family speeches/toasts, and then the party at the reception. Mike sent these to us via FEDEX. He was awesome! We used Ivan Luckie Photography for our pictures. Ivan and Mike worked very well together. Ivan hurt his knee after our wedding and had to get surgery, so it took a long time for us to get the link to our wedding pics (just over 4 months). It was hard waiting that long, but he is a very nice person, and injuries happen. Ivan is a very kind person. We are waiting for our thumbdrive to arrive via UPS. Both vendors respond quickly to emails. Here are some pics from Ivan: Quote: Originally Posted by ELAINENYC Hi! Ladies - Like some of you I have also been reading your posts for sometime and would like to finally introduce myself to the group. I am getting married at Azul Sensatori on Nov 10, 2012 and just put my deposit down. Are there any brides from NY? I know I do have time, but I would really like to nail down my photographer/videographer. I don't mean to ask a dumb question as I am sooo new to this stuff, but does a photographer normally bring a videographer? Or is the videographer completely separate? I feel this is one of the most important parts of the wedding and I am willing to pay a little more and save on other stuff. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you in advance for your help and guidance!! And congrats to EVERYONE!!!! One last thing, not sure if anyone is having a cigar roller, but this is very important to my fiance. I believe it is $400 for 2 hours (?). They only roll Cuban cigars for 1/2 the time. But my fiance wants all Cuban. I have asked how much this would be and I am waiting on an answer. Once I know, I will post that info.

Looks like you all had a great time in NO! Time is really going to fly. Good luck with finalizing everything! Hello Melissa, my wedding triplet! Shani and I married the men of our dreams at AS the same day that you married the man of your dreams at AB. You looked stunning and your video is beautiful. The water was much bluer at your resort than at ours! I used Cancun Wedding Video because they were a preferred vendor at our resort. Playa Weddings did a great job at yours. Were they a preferred vendor?

This is the $40 Lomas sand ceremony. I think you cab get nicer ones from some place like Michaels or an online wedding store. It served it's purpose, but I don't think it was worth $40 unless you are paying for convenience. It is closed with a piece of cork, and a seashell is put on the cork with a hot glue gun. Sorry no proffessional pics yet from our photographer. If you look in this forum around June of this year, Shani has a very nice one that she brought to Mexico. I think there was an msgillis about 8 months ago who had some nice sand ceremony articles that she brought from the US too. The $40 one sufficed for us, I just think there are nicer ones you can probably bring with you. BTW, our sand got all mixed together on the flight home. It's all pink now!

Congrats Michelle! You were a beautiful bride! Lovely pics! Hi Mwise. I understand your being upset. I doubt that many people will know the difference in the two ceremonies unless they know the legal requirements in Mexico. We had the legal ceremony. They drew our blood the morning after our arrival in the wedding coordinators office and we never saw the judge until we arrived at the gazebo. As for the legal ceremony, all of the legal parts are in the beginning. You both give your fingerprints, then the witnesses sign, the sand ceremony, and the vows. You could "design" a marriage ceremony certificate and incorporate it into a symbolic wedding. I seriously doubt they wouldn't let you do that, as you can pretty much do what you want for a symbolic ceremony. Also, if you go to vimeo.com and then put in "Azul Sensatori" under the search part, you can see the differences in legal vs. symbolic ceremonies. Keep your head up! Everything will work out fine!

Hi Rachael, They finally sent our translated docs via fedex. We were never given a "heads up" that they were on their way, just a door tag on Tuesday that we needed to sign for a letter. They arrived in the States 08/09/11, and I picked them up Wednesday 08/10/11. I would suggest that if you don't receive yours around the 45 day mark to contact your coordinator at LOMAS, as my destinationweddings.com rep never responded at all. I'm a happy bryteyedbride again! Best wishes for your big day!

WARNING: BRIDES SEEKING A LEGAL CEREMONY WITH AZUL SENSATORI AND LOMAS BEWARE...OVER TWO MONTHS AND THEY HAVE NOT DELIVERED THE NECESSARY PAPERWORK TRANSLATED TO ENGLISH AS PROMISED. Be sure to keep a hard copy paper trail of everything you purchase and the email exchanges. I'm going to have to send them to the BBB. Ladies my husband and I paid for the gold package $3500, and a judge $500 for a legal ceremony. We gave both of these business a lot of money as we had 38 guests, and also paid for 2 private events for 38 guests, (the BBQ Deluxe for our welcome party, and the Filet Mignon and Lobster for our wedding). We were married on 05/28/11 and part of what we paid for was for them to translate our legal documents from Spanish to English and fedex them to us within 30-60 days so that we could have them filed at a court house in the US and be legally married here. To date, we still have nothing. I sent an email to my coordinator at Lomas travel in the States and to my travel agent through destinationweddings.com on 05/26/11 because I was getting nervous. Change of life events for insurance etc. closes after 60 days with my job. 60d days is gone. My husband has been unable to make any changes. One email from LOMAS checking into it in May by sending an email to LOMAS in Mexico along with my detail sheet. It has been over a week, and nothing from destinationweddings.com. and I have not heard anything back from LOMAS. I even went on thedw.com website this week and and sent my problem to the manager via the website, and nothing. I guess it is time to go to the Better Business Bureau and file a complaint for services not delivered. VERY, VERY, VERY disappointing that after over 2 months in the US we are still NOT legally married here because we have nothing to file at the courthouse. SHAME ON BESTDESTINATIONWEDDINGS.COM and LOMAS Travel. What a shame it is to have had the most beautiful wedding we could imagine tainted by their dropping the ball and not seeming to care enough that we have not received an answer to this problem since bringing it to their attention on 05/26/11. Just a warning to anyone considering the legal ceremony.

Hi Rachael, I am so sorry that you are having this experience. Unfortunately, in times like this, people will disappoint you. The brides that did not get disappointed by anyone that they love and care about are truly the lucky ones. This is YOUR DAY and YOUR FIANCE'S DAY, and YOUR CHILDREN'S day. My advice would be: Do not let ANYONE rain on your parade. Savor every happy moment that you can. I paid for the room of a person that did not show up but plans to go on vacation in a few months, had a cousin come up with some bogus excuse about not being able to reschedule her flight until the day after my wedding (thus another no show), and a friend that said she could not afford to come while showing me 3 coats that she bought. I say this to say that some people will just disappoint you. Some people may not truly be happy for you. Some people may be happy for you but are miserable with their own life and take it out on you. I think that if your mother shows up, embrace it. If she doesn't this is YOUR TIME and don't let anyone ruin it. Stay strong! You will pull through this, and it sounds like you are gaining a wonderful mother-in-law. Remember, the most important thing is the new life you are building with your fiance. It is going to be a great day!!

Jaime these are great. I LOVE the one you both on the bar! Beautiful pics! Hello my bridal twin! Your pics are stunning, just like you were on 05/28! Also, check your personal email...I sent you some pics! Hi Amylou, We had the legal ceremony. We did not have a script, but our judge performed our ceremony in English. We have it on DVD, but I don't know how to put it on the computer for you to see. It started with the signing of the documents, fingerprints and witnesses. One of my sister's sang Ave Maria while we were doing that part. After that, he talked about our two lives becoming one, and then we did the sand ceremony. After that he talked about effective communication, then we did the rings, the kiss and it was over. I want to say it was about 20 minutes. The only way that we personalized it was with our own music for the ipod, with my sister singing, and adding my step-son to the sand ceremony. It was a little weird in the beginning because there was about a minute of silence, and I remember saying "What are we waiting for?" I thought the judge did a good job, and I was so pleased that he performed it in English so we did not have to go through translation. The only negative thing I can say about the legal ceremony is that we still have not received our translated marriage certificate to file here in the States to make it legal. They said they would have it federal expressed to us in 31-60 days, and the 60 day deadline is rapidly approaching. For the $500 we paid for a 20 minute legal ceremony you would think they would move faster so we can legalize things in the States. Life changing events for employment, insurance, etc. are for 60 days at my job. Fortunately, they let me make changes with the Spanish documents and I have to just give them the English ones when they come. It is not the same for my husband's job, and he cannot make any changes until we have our translated documents. We got married 05/28 so we are waiting patiently. Best wishes for your upcoming wedding!

Our highlights video from Mike Cantarell of Cancun Wedding Video is up. http://vimeo.com/25172426 Note the big bruise on my arm...that's from the blood test for the legal ceremony. Sheesh! If I had known it was going to be that rough I would have bought some tattoo make up to cover it!

Maggie I love both of these! Absolutely beautiful! Thanks. I used Cancun Wedding Video. We just got our highlights video today, and our regular video is on the way. I loved Cancun Wedding Video, and they were a preferred vendor when I had my wedding. Email Mike Cantarell and see if they are still preferred and just not showing up on the preferred list. Mike captured so much in the highlights video that I am anxiously awaiting the 60-90 minute video. I knew that no one except for us and probably our parents would be interested in the long one, that is why I got the highlights too. I just did a review on bdw.com on Cancun Wedding Video. Check them out! Really! You can't go wrong with them. We only used Caribe for photography at the Welcome Party. They were very friendly and the handmade album had 40 pics plus 2 Cd's. I don't know how they are with video, so speaking from my personal experience, if you can work Cancun Wedding Video into your budget it is worth it. My highlights video is http://vimeo.com/25172426

Thanks for all of the compliments ladies! Mike from Cancun Wedding Video said the link for the highlights video will be up in a day or two!

You are so welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful. We had the bottom of the line room, and our upgrade was suppose to be to the jr. swim up suite. The white party was awesome. We were supposed to have 38 guests, but one did not make it. I have seven of the runners. You can PM me with your email address for acces to my kodak easyshare or friend me one facebook "Sherylle Gant" to see some pics. Still no professional pics yet. No video highlights from Cancun Video yet either. I will send you that link when I get it so you can see our ceremony set up and reception set up. You're welcome. 2 out of 3 sisters had a great time, but I was aiming for all 3. The Miami office did reimburse me for the cupcakes! You can either PM me your email address of friend me on facebook "Sherylle Gant." I saw some couples have the cocktail hours on the beach and everyone looked happy! I had the deluxe exoctic gazebo, but I only had them use 3 sheers as I wanted a certain look with 3 hanging corsages and the 4th on our table with a memory candle, the sand unity and a white and silver table runner. If you would like to see, you can PM mewith your email and I will send a photo.

Review on my wedding experience Welcome Party on 05.27.11 and Wedding on 05.28.11 Planning: We booked our wedding through bestdestinationweddings.com. Our first representative was not so great. We were reassigned to Debbie Ryan. If you get her, rest assured she will take good care of you. She also answers emails and telephone calls in a very timely fashion. Our first LOMAS representative left some room to be desired as well. We were reassigned to Elizabeth Riffin and she was great too! For the most part I would draft a list of issues, concerns, desires, etc. and then we would arrange a teleconference (the 3 of us) and cover everything. I think we had about 3 total. Very efficient. Again, great ladies to work with! Arrival at airport: We arrived at the airport in Cancun and proceeded outside where we saw the LOMAS representative immediately holding our name tag. We talked for a couple of minutes and were whisked away in a Lincoln Navigator. We chose private transport over the group shuttle. This was a good choice for us. All but one set of our guests said LOMAS was there waiting when they arrived. We talked to Carlos at the LOMAS desk at AS and made sure that everyone was squared away for departure because we were not happy that one set of our guests had waited around 20 minutes before LOMAS showed up to get them from the airport. Arrival at AS: We were greeted by cool aromatherapy washclothsand champagne. We were upgraded to a premium room on the 2nd floor. We loved all the extra amenities that came with this, and there were always Bali beds available either on the beach or at the pool. We loved the pool butler service, and the aromatherapy pillows in the room. Our room was decorated nicely each day with rose petals, towel art, twice our bathwater was ran with rose petals too. The room was clean, the bed was comfortable...we had NO complaints. Thanks Debbie because I think you had something to do with making this happen for us! We were supposed to get a 1 category upgrade due to when we booked, but this was better than our upgrade. We also booked at a time when all private events were 20% off. Candlelight dinner on the beach: We had this our first night. It was romantic and the waiter was very nice. I know we were tired from all of the hustle leading up to our arrival in Mexico, but even minus that, I still believe the time between the courses was too long. Main course was great. This was included in our gold package. Sunset cruise to Maroma: This was also include in our package. We went here our second night. We had a group dinner for our guests (also included in our package) this night. It was a time for them to get together, as they came from many states. Sunset cruise was really nice and bar service was included. When we got back to Maroma, we had dinner on the beach again. This was very nice, and they even had a saxophone player come and play at each table. My then FI and I danced for an entire song that was played for us. The food was very good, but like at AS, the time in between courses was too long. We took some nice photos on this trip. 3rd night: We had the BBQ Deluxe for our White Attire Welcome Party on Pool Deck 4 from 5p-9p. Hindsight on this, starting at 6p would have been better because it is still very hot at 5p. This was a very nice event and everyone looked nice. The food was excellent and the bartenders were the bomb. Carlos was THE BEST and he became my now-husband's "new best friend" in Mexico. I brought our BOSE IPOD docking station for this event and it provided the right amount of volume for dinner and dancing . We had Caribe Photo for one hour at this event. (One hour of photography was included in our wedding package. As we hired an outside vendor for the wedding, we used the one hour of photography at this event and it was a great choice.) The photographer brought the book of photos, along with 2 additional CDs of photos taken in that time frame to my husband and I at our honeymoon resort. How awesome was that? 4th night: Wedding Day! Our wedding was on the beach and scheduled for 3:30p.m. Our on-site wedding coordinators were Israel and Denise. They were both very good! Word of advice to brides-to-be, and I know you won't listen, but it is so true... Try not to stress so much about the planning process prior to getting to Mexico. They really do a great job once you get there. REALLY! Will there be some bumps in the road? Yes, it's a destination wedding, but they really will help make your dreams come true. Another tip: You will likely have too much stuff when you get to the airport. We flew on airtran, as did many of our guests. Perks about airtran, if you fly business class each person gets first 2 bags checked for no additional charge, you have nicer seats, and you get to start drinking and snacking from the moment you get on the plane. This was so worth it for us. ALSO, we have a lot of military in our circle of family and friends. Each active duty service member can bring 3 pieces of luggage (even overweight for free.) This is how we got our wedding stuff to Mexico. If you have this option, take advantage of it! OK, back to the wedding. Our wedding started approximately 1 hour late. My girls and I were on time. The flowers were late getting to our room and it appears that my IPOD was misplaced somewhere between the bridal attendant (provided by resort) and the wedding coordinator getting it. I hate that my friends and family were waiting, as we are always on time. You also have to walk quite a distance if you are in the premium section around the resort to the wedding gazebo. For some reason, the coordinator did not guide my bridesmaids down the aisle (wooden plank) and all of them except for my MOH and my two nephews, the bridal criers, walked around the outside of guests. ???? Oh well, like I said, it's a destination wedding, and in the grand scheme of things although it looked crazy, it was something small. The only music that they played from my IPOD was the music for us to come down the aisle, The One He Kept For Me, and then After the Rain for the processional. I know this is because my IPOD was misplaced, as mentioned earlier. I am so glad I had talked to my MOH's husband and told him, "If they don't get anything right, make sure they are playing The One He Kept For Me" when all of us come down the aisle. That was my FI queue that I was coming. That was most important, and he knew I was on my way. Everything was set up just as I asked, from the way I wanted my sheers hung (only 3), to the placement of the flowers on the gazebo, to the placement of a memory candle on the table where we had the sand ceremony and signed the legal documents. THEY ALSO GAVE US AN ENGLISH-SPEAKING JUDGE!!! We had the legal ceremony. Everything about the ceremony was beautiful, despite the heat. I have no regrets, even with the bumps in the roads that we experienced. I also had a moment of anxiety when I was waiting to walk down the aisle, and Israel was right there for me with a shot of tequila that I requested at the last minute! I know I am prejudice, but I tell you, I feel like I had the most beautiful wedding that ever was, and you will feel that way too. We hired Ivan Luckie ( outside vendor) and Mike Cantarell of Cancun Wedding Video (preferred vendor) for 6 and 5 hours respectively. They work VERY WELL together. Because our wedding was late, we did not have as much time as we wanted for photography under the gazebo and on the beach, but I am sure they got some good shots. We sent our guests to a 2 hour cocktail hour, which really ended up being about an hour because they wanted to watch us taking pictures on the beach. They said the food was great. It was at Zocalo al Fresco. We also had the wedding reception here. Cocktails with appetizers were until 6p and then the reception started at 6:10p. We were taking pictures the entire cocktail time, so we had none of the food. We had wanted Zavas Plaza for our reception site, but my bridal twin, the most awesome lady married on the same day, had already booked it. We corresponded through this site and have similar personal and professional backgrounds. It turned out that Zocalo al Fresco ended up being the better choice for us because it was cooler, covered, and had nice trade winds. I would pick it all over again if given the choice. We kept our decor at Zocalo just white table cloths, silver table runners that I got from Kohls at the After-Christmas-Sale, and our ivory hanging corsages from the wedding. As Zocalo is a burnt rust and gold, introducing orchid (the color of my bridesmaid's gowns would have been too much.) I loved the way they set the reception up, and we chose to keep the brown chairs that come with Zocalo instead of the white covered ones. My Dad is 6'6" and was having some medical issues. They even brought a high bar table and two bar chairs for him and my mother for the reception. We had the filet mignon and lobster dinner served. It was good and the alcohol was flowing. We hired DJDoremixx (outside vendor) and they were great! I liked them a lot. I also advised them that they could take requests from our guests. Anyone that has them can feel good that the outcome will be pleasant. OK, problem area again. I think our head waiter was Eduardo. He was great, but we had one problem. I kept asking for the cake and cupcakes to come out. My Spanish is pretty good, as I have had to use it at work, and I frequent Spanish-speaking countries quite a bit on vacation, but the whole cupcake thing was not working. After getting frustrated, I got my best friend, Spanish is her first language, to translate that I wanted the sweetheart cake (that came with our package) and the cupcakes to be brought out. I just don't think he understood cupcakes in English or Spanish. We went ahead and cut our cake. It was very good. I recommend the strawberry! About 10 minutes before the reception was over, he said the cupcakes were baking. Too late...our reception was over. We had older people that had already left, and approx 10 of our guests were heading out because they were booked at other resorts. Despite this, we still had a great time and most of my guests said that our wedding weekend was the best they had ever attended. I can't tell you how many tears were shed. It was so beautiful. My wedding twin invited us to her reception after ours. About 10 of us went and celebrated with her and her new husband after our reception. What a nice group of people! She and I even had a celebratory shot together and some pics, both professional and amateur. I am so pleased that I have met a new friend. Awesome lady. Truly first class! After we left her reception, we went to the nightclub and partied some more. I had the best wedding day ever! I am sure that you will too! Day after wedding: I went to the WC office because I wanted reimbursement for our cupcakes. They were $8 a piece x 38 guests. Too significant to blow off, especially since I had lost our room safe key the night of the Welcome Party ($150). I was told that because we paid through the Miami office that we would have to be reimbursed through the Miami office (LOMAS). They said they would send a note to them immediately, but noted we could have the cupcakes at our brunch (part of our wedding package) that morning. I advised we did not want them at the brunch, as they should have been served when we cut our wedding cake for our guests to enjoy at our wedding. Additionally, in our welcome letter, I told our guests that the brunch was another optional event as I knew some would be tired, some would want to be at the pool beach or on an excursion, and that approx 10 of our guests were not at the resort and would not be there. Bottom line, you want your cupcakes on your wedding day when you have your wedding cake. I am still waiting to hear back from Elizabeth Riffin on my refund for this. After the Wedding Day Brunch: This was at Zavas, and it was very nice. I think there were only 8 of us, as many were recuperating from the night before or just doing their own thing. The bad: I did not know until my return, that my sister had a horrible experience with her room. I wish she would have told me. You can see her review on tripadvisor.com at the end of May. She is rockie128. I wish she would have told me, because I truly believe that as the bride, if I would have gone to the resort her room issues would have been resolved. This was a major bummer for me to find out upon my return to the States. I wanted this to be a great experience for everyone. She went through a lot more than the average person has to go through to get herself and my nephews to our wedding. I am very disappointed about her experience. It is my understanding that one other set of guests had serious room problems too, but were moved the next day. Honeymoon: We went to Secrets Capri Riviera by private transport after the brunch. We upgraded to the top of the line suite on the top floor. We were oceanfront and in front of the wedding gazebo. We had a powder room, kitchenette, dining room, living room with balcony, bedroom with two more balconies, to include jacuzzi on balcony looking at the ocean, master bath with 2 showers, commode, bidet, full size toiletries (to include sunblock). We only did this because we knew we would never do it again. I always get the bottom of the line room because I prefer to spend most of my time at the beach. The beach was much nicer than AS, the water was murky in areas, and very blue in others. We enjoyed it. The resort is small and the drinks were bad...watered down and just bad. We found that if we ordered Corona or soda we were good, but that was it. The food was ok in some places, and not so good in others. The staff here was not as friendly as AS and that was a big let down. We figured for the amount of money we spent here, we would have been treated just as well. The only people that stood out were Lou Ann and the ladies in the spa. We booked our hydrotherapy circuit and massages. The ladies in the spa were also awesome. Lou Ann made sure we got $40 off of our spa treatments, as the concierge basically stopped talking and did not give us any pertinent information that he was supposed to because we were not interested in some program he wanted us to buy into. Sad. Would we go back. Yes, but only because it is our honeymoon spot and a perfect place to just concentrate on each other. It would have nothing to do with the staff as they paled in comparison to the staff at AS. We have a lot of pics from our white party. I'm not sure when Ivan is going to have any of our pics from the wedding. Mike from Cancun Wedding Video said he will start editing on our video sometime this week. I will post when it is up on his site. I have some photos from friends/family of the white party and some of the wedding. PM me if you are interested. Best wishes to all of the brides to be. My husband and AS made all of my wedding dreams come true!

Jaime you looked beautiful! Everything looks beautiful. If the sun was rough at 5p we are really going to catch it on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. Hopefully the strong wind that everyone complains about will help! These are great. My mother picked and purchased mantilla veil for me a few weeks ago, so I am not wearing the original one that I had bought. It is fingertip, I will try to send you a pic tonight. You can let me know if you like it. I will let it go for $75.

This is awesome! I absolutely love it! Thanks Maggie. I will check with WC but plan on bringing our own. Thanks Murmel. I am going to send WC an email but still be prepared to bring our own.

Hi ladies, I am officially stressing. A few months ago I thought it would be a brilliant idea for us to attend a friend's destination wedding in Myrte Beach this weekend. Yes this weekend, 3 days before we leave for Mexico. My FI and I are both kicking ourselves because we have so much to do and we cannot no show. I have one very important questions. Isnn't an IPOD station provided for private events. We have a DJ for the wedding but I was going to have the IPOD for our welcome BBQ private event. I was just getting ready to make a note to bring my BOSE docking station, when I THOUGHT someone may have said they provide these for private events. Please adivse. Thanks!!!!!

Congrats Maggie! So pretty! I am so glad you had a great experience, and I can't wait to see your review! I'm glad to hear your set up fees were reasonable too. The closer it gets to time to go, the more I am deciding to leave things behind. What time of day did you get married? I'm starting to stress because we have a destination wedding to attend this weekend and then we leave for our own when we get back!