all-inclusive resorts in Negril that allow outside photographers

[nanihill1]

I'm planning to get married June 2009 (beach wedding) and am looking for all-inclusive resorts in Negril, Jamaica that allow outside photographers for the wedding as I'm learning that a majority of all-inclusive resorts don't allow outside vendors.

 

Does anyone know of any resorts in Negril that allow outside photographers? If not, do you have any recommendations for wedding planners in the Negril area (hoping a wedding planner could give some alternatives)

 

Thanks much!

[~*petals*~]

I'm not using a wedding planner, but I've heard good things about this Negril-based planner:

 

Negril Jamaica Weddings.com

[ErinB]

I got married at Couples and had no problem with my photographer. She did stay as a guest but was never questioned. I know you can buy a day pass for those not staying on the property to attend the wedding and lots of Couples brides bring their own photographer.

[jw117]

Hey! I am getting married in Jan. at the RIU Negril. Although they "say" no outside photogs, they will allow it, for an additional fee of $250. I have booked a fantastic photog. for the wedding. Let me know if you would like the name! Thanks! J.

[divadivine25]

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Originally Posted by jw117 Hey! I am getting married in Jan. at the RIU Negril. Although they "say" no outside photogs, they will allow it, for an additional fee of $250. I have booked a fantastic photog. for the wedding. Let me know if you would like the name! Thanks! J.

Is the photographer local? I would love his name, just pm me!

[cincin]

Hi, I'm also getting married at Couples Negril and we have hired an outside photographer. I think there is a charge for outside vendors but her fee already included any outside vendor charge. I'm also planning on adding her as a guest since they will be there all day for the photos.

 

Let me know if your interested in the photographers name!

[Misha Earle]

Its possible to get outside photographers onto all of them except Sandals and Beaches resorts. Most all inclusives will allow one as long as any applicable vendors fees and day passes are dealt with.