Azul Sensatori Brides - POST HERE!

[jazz04]

Hi chong,

Since you are a past bride I just wanted to ask you what extra decor should be brought to the resort. I am just now starting to think of decorations and things extra I should buy. Any suggestions, I'm not the best planner and it seems everyone on here is.

 

Originally Posted by chong 

I just saw Amanda's post. I had few minor issues but they were very accommodating to fix my problems quickly. I did not get to see Amanda - though my sister met her at the salon. We got our hair done by the same person - AMY! She was AWESOME

 

I have to say... the BEST part that my guests cannot stop talking about is FOOD. We decided to have the family style meal and oh boy... there was soooo much food and soooo delicious! If you can afford it, I highly recommend this meal option. Even though it's the most expensive option per person... it was soooo good and everyone LOVE it. This option includes robster, shrimp, kobobs, chicken, salmon, steak, ribs, potatoes, corn, etc!!! you cannot get robster from any of the restaurants at the resort without paying some kind of additional money. i hope my guests took some pictures of the food.

 

i am only around this weekend and have to leave for another business trip on monday - friday. if you have any questions, please email me at [email protected].

 

[arkae]

hi ladies, we were thinking of doing the maracas as well for our guests - but i wasn't sure if theres any benefit to ordering online from amol's and taking them with us or getting them from playa del carmen once we arrive....?

[herbie76]

Hi ladies, I'm after some advise.

Photographers- who are you using and what coverage time are you having? I'm really not sure how long they are needed for can you help??

 

Also does anybody know the dimensions for the sheer for the gazebo near pier? As i'm thinking of taking my own, to get the right colour and save money, Is anyone else doing this?

 

What other things are people taking to cut the costs?

 

Chong can you send me the templates- [email protected]

 

Thanks ladies

[skadow]

I am getting married at a different resort in the area. My Photographer is Del Sol. I know they have covered events at this hotel serval times. If you want to see hundreds of their photos of Azul Check out their wiki

http://www.bestdestinationwedding.com/wiki/del-sol-photography-slideshows-riviera-maya

 

I booked them for 5 hours
 

Originally Posted by herbie76 

Hi ladies, I'm after some advise.

Photographers- who are you using and what coverage time are you having? I'm really not sure how long they are needed for can you help??

 

Also does anybody know the dimensions for the sheer for the gazebo near pier? As i'm thinking of taking my own, to get the right colour and save money, Is anyone else doing this?

 

What other things are people taking to cut the costs?

 

Chong can you send me the templates- [email protected]

 

Thanks ladies

[gonzaloNunez]

Herbie,

A complete coverage can be done in 7-8 hours..(five hours is just right) You will have covered your getting ready, sessions, ceremony and at least 2 hours of the party...

good luck!!

Gonzalo

[taylorwd]

Originally Posted by herbie76 

 

Hi ladies, I'm after some advise.

Photographers- who are you using and what coverage time are you having? I'm really not sure how long they are needed for can you help??

 

Also does anybody know the dimensions for the sheer for the gazebo near pier? As i'm thinking of taking my own, to get the right colour and save money, Is anyone else doing this?

 

What other things are people taking to cut the costs?

 

Chong can you send me the templates- [email protected]

 

Thanks ladies

 

We brought our photographer and got a crazy good deal.  In total we got about 16 hours of coverage, 12 the day of (11ish-11ish) and 4 for a TTD the next day.  This was the perfect amount of time IMO.  I started getting ready at 1:00 for a 4:30pm ceremony.  Our reception started at 6:30pm.  If we'd gone with less coverage we would have missed out on getting photos of some great moments.  Usually this is the benefit of bring your photog with you, i.e. more coverage time.

 

Originally Posted by skadow 

 

I am getting married at a different resort in the area. My Photographer is Del Sol. I know they have covered events at this hotel serval times. If you want to see hundreds of their photos of Azul Check out their wiki

 

http://www.bestdestinationwedding.com/wiki/del-sol-photography-slideshows-riviera-maya

 

I booked them for 5 hours

 

Del Sol cannot work at Karisma properties, sorry!

 

[murmel]

 

 

Originally Posted by herbie76 

 

Hi ladies, I'm after some advise.

Photographers- who are you using and what coverage time are you having? I'm really not sure how long they are needed for can you help??

 

Also does anybody know the dimensions for the sheer for the gazebo near pier? As i'm thinking of taking my own, to get the right colour and save money, Is anyone else doing this?

 

What other things are people taking to cut the costs?

 

Chong can you send me the templates- [email protected]

 

Thanks ladies

We are bringing a photographer with us. And I believe the plan is to cover for about 10 hours, and a TTD session later in the week.

 

The gazebo requires 2 sheets. EACH measuring 12m x 1 1/2m. I thought about bringing my own, but after pricing it at the fabric store, I might have saved $10, but then I still had to transport it. So we are planning on renting now.

 

[MaggieandJay]

My mom is a photographer as is 2 of my guests so I decided to go with Cairbe (which is one of the resorts recommended) I thought some of their stuff was great and some eh but with my mom I know I will get the candids I want. My FI isn't a big picture taker either so Candids are the way to go for us! I got them for 4 hours.

 

I agree with Murmel. I priced out the the sheers and is was only $25 cheaper and as big as they are if I wanted more than 2 they would have taken up their own suitcase. I was pisst I have to rent them for $150 each but I just took it on the chin for that. I was so upset on spending so much money on something people are going to look at for 30 minutes BUT I want the pics to look decent.

 

I saved money with flowers. I found some recommended Etsy sellers that do Real Tough and since I only need a brides bouquet and some boutenierres (sorry abut the Spelling) I am going to get them here and carry them on the plane in a hat box.

 

I opted for no cake and got the private dinner package with a bunch of desserts. I figure we can do something with that.

 

I haven't really thought about my tables at the reception yet but I will probably go super simple.

 

 

Originally Posted by herbie76 

Hi ladies, I'm after some advise.

Photographers- who are you using and what coverage time are you having? I'm really not sure how long they are needed for can you help??

 

Also does anybody know the dimensions for the sheer for the gazebo near pier? As i'm thinking of taking my own, to get the right colour and save money, Is anyone else doing this?

 

What other things are people taking to cut the costs?

 

Chong can you send me the templates- [email protected]

 

Thanks ladies

Originally Posted by murmel 

We are bringing a photographer with us. And I believe the plan is to cover for about 10 hours, and a TTD session later in the week.

 

The gazebo requires 2 sheets. EACH measuring 12m x 1 1/2m. I thought about bringing my own, but after pricing it at the fabric store, I might have saved $10, but then I still had to transport it. So we are planning on renting now.
 

[MaggieandJay]

Sorry meant Real Touch

Originally Posted by MaggieandJay 

 

I saved money with flowers. I found some recommended Etsy sellers that do Real Tough and since I only need a brides bouquet and some boutenierres (sorry abut the Spelling) I am going to get them here and carry them on the plane in a hat box.

 

[MaggieandJay]

Canadian Ladies - I tripped across this on Karisma's Facebook and just wanted to make you guys aware!

 

http://www.karismahotels.com/special/canada-bride-groom-stay-free/