Has anyone been to Breezes Runaway Bay?

[stessa82]

The way Keisha explained it to me is that the photographer will take as many photos, for as long as you want, but that if you do the 48 photos package you're paying for the prints of 48 photos. If you want to pay 100 more for the CD you'll get the 48 photos digitally as well (who wouldn't want that??) and that if you wanted additional photos - you'd "negotiate" with the photographer on the price. Definitely a strange way to do it. If someone in your group is a photographer and you trust that individual to capture the special moments on your big day - I would definitely do that.

 

We saw several wedding while we were there - no large groups. Mostly just couples there by themselves although I did speak with a couple of newlyweds who had been married a few days prior. She said they had about 35 guests and although she was quite nervous about what the resort would look like or how the wedding would come out (she hadn't done a site visit) she was pleased with the way everything came out. They got married in the chapel and had dinner with their guests at the japanese restaurant.

 

Are you using a local florist for your flowers or are the wedding coordinators pulling that together for you? I'm in the process of collecting quotes from several florists for both the ceremony and reception but haven't made a selection just yet. Let me know if you've had a good experience with one!

[J2K]

That is great information, and I agree, very strange way to price things. I would guess though, that you should be able to get all of the images on CD for a couple hundred dollars. I did get some more sample pictures too, just let me know if you'd like to see them.

 

As for flowers, we're just going to go with whatever the choices are at the resort. We're only having about 25 people, so we're not having a private reception either. We'll have a fairly large reception when we get home, so that's where a lot of our budget is going towards.