Gran Bahia Principe Akumal/Tulum/Coba - POST HERE!

[futuremrswarner]

Oh just some quick things as well:

 

Travel Agent: Shelley Elkas from DestinationWeddings.com

Airline: Air Canada Rouge

Photographer: Photos In Cancun 

Make-Up & Hair: Styling Trio Riviera Maya (Adira Guerra and his team)

DJ: DJ Bob

 

Dinner Menu: 

- Don Pablo salad

- chicken broth

- surf and turf

- three milk wedding cake

[arinmarie10]

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Originally Posted by futuremrswarner 
 

Oh just some quick things as well:

 

Travel Agent: Shelley Elkas from DestinationWeddings.com

Airline: Air Canada Rouge

Photographer: Photos In Cancun 

Make-Up & Hair: Styling Trio Riviera Maya (Adira Guerra and his team)

DJ: DJ Bob

 

Dinner Menu: 

- Don Pablo salad

- chicken broth

- surf and turf

- three milk wedding cake

Thank you so much for your post - that's awesome that you had such a great experience. Couple of questions for you -

How many guests did you have at your dinner?

How long did the dinner last?

Did you tip Jasmin/Karla, or anyone else that helped with your wedding?? (not sure if this is something some/most brides do!?)

Thanks for your help!

[nic817]

Thanks for your informative post. It is so helpful to read these details. Which part of the resort did you stay in? Did you find it windy at the gazebo? (Wondering for hair)

[egagne87]

Oh just some quick things as well: Travel Agent: Shelley Elkas from DestinationWeddings.com Airline: Air Canada Rouge Photographer: Photos In Cancun  Make-Up & Hair: Styling Trio Riviera Maya (Adira Guerra and his team) DJ: DJ Bob Dinner Menu:  - Don Pablo salad - chicken broth - surf and turf - three milk wedding cake

I'm wondering about your marriage certificate, did you have the legal wedding and the appostilled certificate was given to you before you departed for home? We are also staying and extra week and that would be more ideal than the mail.

[futuremrswarner]

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Originally Posted by arinmarie10 

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Thank you so much for your post - that's awesome that you had such a great experience. Couple of questions for you -

How many guests did you have at your dinner?

How long did the dinner last?

Did you tip Jasmin/Karla, or anyone else that helped with your wedding?? (not sure if this is something some/most brides do!?)

Thanks for your help!

 

I had 32 guests at dinner excluding the bride and groom, including the photographers. The dinner started at 6pm and should have ended at 8pm, but I think we went over the time by 15-30 minutes because we were making speeches and taking photos. I did give Jazmin/Karla a tip of USD $50 for their help.

[futuremrswarner]

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Originally Posted by nic817 

Thanks for your informative post. It is so helpful to read these details. Which part of the resort did you stay in? Did you find it windy at the gazebo? (Wondering for hair)

 

I stayed in Villa 4 on Tulum. It was the closest block of villas to the main area. I'm not sure if we got an upgrade, but when my family and friends came to my room, they did say that the room we had was bigger (with an additional sitting area). It was not too noisy, because we didn't hear much of the main lobby bar from our room, and we were pretty close to it. On the day of my wedding, there was a little bit of wind, but I don't think it was too bad. My hair was wrapped to one side, left down, and I didn't find that I had to remove the hair from my face during the ceremony.

[futuremrswarner]

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Originally Posted by egagne87 

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Originally Posted by futuremrswarner 

Oh just some quick things as well:

Travel Agent: Shelley Elkas from DestinationWeddings.com
Airline: Air Canada Rouge
Photographer: Photos In Cancun 
Make-Up & Hair: Styling Trio Riviera Maya (Adira Guerra and his team)
DJ: DJ Bob

Dinner Menu: 
- Don Pablo salad
- chicken broth
- surf and turf
- three milk wedding cake

I'm wondering about your marriage certificate, did you have the legal wedding and the appostilled certificate was given to you before you departed for home? We are also staying and extra week and that would be more ideal than the mail.

 

We had our legal wedding in Toronto a month prior to us leaving for Mexico. We only did the symbollic ceremony at the resort, which is why I didn't chase for the marriage certificate as much. I'm not sure if the legal wedding certificate will take longer for them to get to you, but with that additional week, it should be more than enough time to get yours.

[TATrisha]

Yippee!  I will be photographing an amazing wedding at the Gran Bahia the first week in May.  So for any other brides who are getting married then, if you see me, say  hi!!

[nic817]

 

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Originally Posted by nic817 

 

Thanks for your informative post. It is so helpful to read these details. Which part of the resort did you stay in? Did you find it windy at the gazebo? (Wondering for hair)

 

I stayed in Villa 4 on Tulum. It was the closest block of villas to the main area. I'm not sure if we got an upgrade, but when my family and friends came to my room, they did say that the room we had was bigger (with an additional sitting area). It was not too noisy, because we didn't hear much of the main lobby bar from our room, and we were pretty close to it. On the day of my wedding, there was a little bit of wind, but I don't think it was too bad. My hair was wrapped to one side, left down, and I didn't find that I had to remove the hair from my face during the ceremony.

 

I saw that you did the symbolic ceremony which is what we are doing too. How long was the ceremony? We need to let our photographer know. Also do you have any pictures of you and your husband during the ceremony at the gazebo?

[futuremrswarner]

The ceremony took approximately 30 minutes. It wasn't very long, and this is also after we had an extra 5 minutes or so of my sister in law doing a quick reading for us. The new website is difficult to upload photos, but I was able to find this one of us during the ceremony at the gazebo in Tulum.