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Contents

Welcome Message

4 Welcome Message 6-7 Beauty, Hair & Make-up 8-14 Bridal Attire 15 2012-13 Wedding Cake Trends 18 Wedding Planning Steps 19 Perfect Wedding Ceremony & Reception Venue 20 Wedding Checklist & Budget 21 Flowers & Decor 22 Wedding Favors (Souvenirs) 24 Transportation & Music 25-27 Photography & Videography 29 Officiant (minister) & Counselling 29 Legal Requirements 30 Smart Planning Tips

Publisher: Ultimate Events Editor-in-Chief: Carla Stewart Design Graphics: mdstudio09@gmail.com Email: admin@jamaicaweddingguide.com Website:www.jamaicaweddingguide.com Address: Jamaica Wedding Resources Guide c/o Ultimate Events Suite 46 Princeville Commercial Centre 95-97 Constant Spring Road Kingston 10, Jamaica W.I, Phone: (876) 969-0218 (876) 568-6754 The Jamaica Wedding Resources Guide is published every 9 months by Ultimate Events.

No part of this publication may be reproduced without the written consent of the publisher. The information contained in this publication is believed to be accurate. However, Jamaica Wedding Resources Guide cannot and will not be held liable for the quality or performance of goods and services provided by the advertisers in this publication.

Carla Stewart

Publisher/Editor-in-Chief

We are very proud to bring you the 6th issue of the Jamaica Wedding Resources Guide and no engaged couple should be without it.

We have sections breaking down the differences in choices available, and have showcased several vendors for your perusal. We have provided you with some absolutely stunning photography of the trending bridal attire. So jump in, get your pen and pad ready and start your planning utilizing our Wedding Checklist and Budget on page 20!

Take a look through our website for ideas but be sure to pick up your copy of The Jamaica Wedding Resources Guide at any of the advertisers locations. Be sure to get your copy today!

Happy Planning!

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ON THE COVER Bride: Mrs. Stephanie Nelson - Campbell

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Beauty, Hair & Makeup

You Are The Star Of The Show ...walk, breathe and live the part with a fabulous hairstyle and flawless makeup.

Please make every effort to do consultations prior to your wedding day. Time goes by quickly, especially on wedding days, so prior consultations will ensure that your hair and makeup consultants attend to you quickly.

Plus, you don’t want to be rude to your guests by arriving outside of the fashionably - late time slot.

TO VEIL OR NOT TO VEIL?—this depends on the type of wedding you are having, your personality, style of your gown and hairstyle.

Birdcage veils and fascinators are trending but if it does not suit you as per the criteria above, a traditional veil is still fashionable. You do not want to be uncomfortable on your special day, so follow your heart and wear what you desire and will make you feel confident !

*Makeup/Hair Stylist *Dining/Social/Business Etiquette & Deportment Trainer *Image Consultant

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1. Forgetting to waterproof your eye makeup Choose waterproof finishes on any makeup worn on or around your eyes -particularly liners and mascaras.

2. Overdoing the dew, too much shine on key areas Keep the highlighting products on the high planes of your face only - think cheekbones and brow bones. Also, choose products that have shimmer, not sparkle or glitter. And don’t forget to powder your forehead, nose, and chin regularly.

Remember, we live in a world where there is now re-touching of photos. A spot or blemish that is particularly troublesome, will be a breeze to get rid of in your photos!!

4. Makeup that dates On your wedding day, remember that your make-up, hairstyle and choice of dress will date you. The only thing that hasn’t dated on Princess Diana is the make-up, which was done 30 years ago. The dewy complexion and neutral shades on the eyes and lips could still work for a bride this summer. It’s not a day to venture into dramatic eye make-up!

3. Getting a facial a day or two before your wedding Getting a facial too close to your wedding day can be a disaster of epic proportions. Start seeing a dermatologist 8 to 12 weeks before your nuptials, if you have any serious skin conditions or aggressive flareups.

If you are suffering from just a blemish or two, skip the facial pampering all together. Trust yourself to your makeup artist to cover any small spots on your wedding day.

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Biggest Bridal Makeup Mistakes

Bridal Attire

What is Your Style?

The style of your dress is the single most important factor in creating your overall look on your wedding day. The dress you choose speaks volumes about your tastes, likes, dislikes, and aspirations. The silhouette of your wedding dress is the first image that your groom will see when you begin your walk down the aisle.

What will your dream wedding dress say about you?

1. You need to have a clear idea of what type of styles will suit your body type. This will let you have a better idea of what style gown you should be shopping for and saving yourself and the bridal assistant a lot of headaches.

2. Set a Budget on how much you want to spend on either purchasing or renting a gown. Typically, a wedding ensemble, includes veil, undergarments, shoes, accessories, alterations, professional pressing or steaming and shipping fees (if applicable).

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3. Focus on Fit, Not Size. Bridal wear often runs smaller than regular wear; if you normally buy an 8, you may need a 12 depending on the designer. Can you lift your arms easily? Do the straps stay up? Do any seams pucker? Select the gown that fits now. A gown is easy to take in, but difficult or impossible and costly to let out.

4. Keep an Open Mind. The bridal assistant may urge you to try on a gown that may not seem to be your style. Some dresses don’t look like much on the hanger but look great when tried on. However, never let yourself be talked into purchasing or renting a gown you’re not in love with.

5. You will need the advice of a few trusted confidantes, but not too many: An opinionated entourage can be confusing and frustrating. Invite one or two people who know your taste, will be honest with you, and whose judgment you trust!

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LACE - Mimicking the bride’s gown lace by using an applique of the lace (to save money) – or using a lace pattern on the fondant.

BLACK ACCENTS - from satin ribbons to colored fondants and other accessories in black, they are all finding their “cake-way” for the most discerning brides.

TALLER CAKES - height is back whether it is in a stacked design or a floating, the more common use of taller than average tiers with individual cake heights of 6″ to 8”.

COLOUR ON CAKES - is super popular and is here to stay.

CLASSICAL WHITE CAKE - A beautiful white or ivory cake is still the choice for more formal weddings and the wedding color is brought in with the linens or pale

colors in the flowers. Less is more for a beautiful, ethereal wedding cake.

BLING & SHIMMER - from the ribbons to the flowers and etchings, crystals, rhinestones and decorated foil are being represented.

SUGAR FLOWERS - these are getting more and more popular, but for those on a budget, you can always opt for fresh but remember to have the stems wrapped and the flowers washed as fresh flowers have pesticides.

PAINTED CAKES - the inspiration can be anything; a bride’s or a groom’s tattoo, lovely tropical flowers, a monogram which is a part of the invitation or created for the couple. Just remember when you paint on a cake your canvas is fondant, so be prepared for a higher budget for your cake.

The one trend that never goes out of style is simply choosing a cake that tastes great and makes YOU happy and your guests talking about how good the cake was.

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Wedding Cakes

2012 / 2013 Wedding Cake Trends

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… FOR YOUR SPECIAL EVENT? For Weddings, Parties for all ages and occasions, Fun days, Video shoot etc.

Think natural setting… think Garden… think…

The Beauty of nature in the city

Hope Gardens – the perfect location for making your special event an unforgettable, magical experience.

The Marketing and Events Department Nature Preservation Foundation, Hope Gardens, Kingston 6.

Phone: 876- 970-3505; 876-927-1257 876-788-0042; Fax: 876-970-3504 Email: hopegardensevents@gmail.com hoperoyalbotanicgardens@gmail.com Let’s discuss the options, services and rates with you or your Event Planner!

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Wedding Planning

Wedding Planning Steps Below is a basic list of wedding planning steps that will help you organize the perfect wedding (or close to it).

Once the engagement is official:

Set at least 3 tentative dates and time Book a professional wedding planner Draw up a guest list Reserve venue for the ceremony/reception and/ or a tent Consult your priest / minister Set budget for reception, clothes, honeymoon, flowers, music, photographer, limousine, wedding cake, etc.

4-6 months prior:

Finalize arrangements with photographer, disc-jockey, videographer, and MC Finalize arrangements with florist Finalize limousine arrangements and other transportation Submit leave forms to your employer

1-2 weeks prior:

Begin packing for your honeymoon Confirm final number of guests to reception venue and caterer Finalize wedding cake arrangements Final fitting for bride’s dress, bridesmaids’ dresses, groom’s and groomsmen’s suits Prepare envelopes with all final payments

Reserve caterer, photographer, videographer, discotheque or a band Choose wedding party Shop for bridal gown and headpiece Groom to make rental arrangements for 1-2 days prior: himself and groomsmen Pickup Wedding dresses and suits Finalize invitation list Make final payments or hand over final Consult with hairdresser, makeup artist payments to wedding planner or best man and manicurist, and make wedding day Get a massage appointments Do your nails Order invitations, favors, engraved cake knife set, personalized champagne Night Before: glasses and other accessories Finish packing Consult a travel agent and make honeyAttend ceremony rehearsal moon reservations Proceed to place where you will be spendReserve MC for reception ing the night Take a warm bath 3 months prior: Go to bed early.

Obtain marriage license Plan ceremony and select music Wedding Day: Mail out/distribute invitations Hairdresser and makeup artist Register at bridal registry Picture taking prior to ceremony accordShop for wedding rings ing to the arrangements made with your Order wedding cake & make deposit photographer.

Decide on menu and beverages The bride should transfer her enConsult florist for floral arrangements gagement ring to her right hand Book limousine and other transportation Best man to begin organizing bachelor Relax and enjoy your big day! party Maid of honor to begin organizing bridal shower

1 to 2 months prior:

If honeymooning overseas, verify that passports are still valid Finalize arrangements with priest / minister and musicians

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Location, location, location‌ location is of utmost importance for your wedding day. Choose venues which reflect your tastes as a couple and where your friends and relatives can relax and enjoy your wedding.

Size It is important to decide how many people will attend. Are you having a large wedding with your friends and extended family or a small intimate wedding? Is the venue convenient to get to? Will you have to cover travel expenses?

Style How do you want your wedding to be?

The style is important...Will you want to be outside or inside? Will you have the ceremony and reception in the same place? Whether you want a traditional church wedding and formal reception or

a relaxed ceremony outdoors, followed by a huge party, then it is best to visit various locations to see which meet your desires.

Budget How much of your wedding budget would you like to spend on the venues?

Facilities How well equipped are the potential locations for you and your guests. Will there be enough parking? If you want to make a grand entrance will it be convenient?

How much decorating will you have to do?

The best way to decide on the perfect location is to do a site visit and familiarize yourself with the facilities and what they have to offer.

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Ceremony & Reception Venues

The Perfect Wedding Venue

Checklist & Budget Item

Budget Actual

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RINGS

STATIONERY

CEREMONY:

Invitations

Minister Fees

Envelopes

Venue Fees

Programmes

Marriage License

Menu Cards

Budget Actual

Place Cards WEDDING ATTIRE

Cake Boxes

Bridal Gown

Thank You Notes

Tuxedo

Postage & Mailing

Headpiece/Veil/Tiara Undergarments

PHOTOGRAPHY

Accessories

Extra Prints

Alterations VIDEOGRAPHY RECEPTION

Extra DVD

Venue Rental Food

MC

Liquor

MUSIC

Cake

System Disc Jockey

FLOWERS & DÉCOR

Entertainers

Bridal Bouquet Bridesmaids Bouquets

ACCOMMODATION

Boutonnieres

Night before wedding

Corsages

Wedding Night

Ceremony Flowers Centerpieces

TRANSPORTATION

Linen

Limousine

Rentals

Luxury Car Bus

HAIR MAKEUP

PARTIES

MANI/PEDICURE

Rehearsal Dinner

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Your wedding flowers and décor play a significant role in the overall look and feel of your wedding day. Take into careful consideration who you choose to work with, as they must be able to bring to life your idealistic picture.

Take the following tips into account for your flowers and décor consultation: • Know what you want in terms of colour scheme, estimated amount of guests and venue.

• Establish the style or feel of your wedding before the meeting.

• Gather images of decorations that appeal to you from websites, bridal magazines and wedding planning books.

• Include a fabric swatch of your bridesmaids’ dresses and a photo of your wedding dress.

• Make sure your personalities do not clash as this will make the process more difficult.

• Tell your consultants what your estimated budget is. This will ensure that you get quotes on what you can afford.

• Get the specifications from the venue as to what is available regarding tables and chairs and their sizes.

This will assist with accurate quotations.

• Book your florist/decorator at least six months to a year in advance.

• The decorator should be familiar with your ceremony and reception venue(s).

• Avoid dates close to holidays, Valentines Day or Mother’s Day as prices will be higher due to demand.

• If you want a Floral Mock Setup, there will be a charge for this, but it may well be worth it.

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Invitations, Programs & Souvenirs (Favors)

tion line generally reads, “Request the pleasure of your company”.

• Traditions - invitations from parents who are divorced will mention each parents name on a separate line with no “and” between the lines. If both parents have remarried, only the original parents’ names are mentioned.

However, if the bride or groom has a close relationship with the stepparent, it would be appropriate to include their name.

If you are completely in the dark about how wedding invitations are traditionally worded, you may make a mistake that can confuse or even offend relatives and other guests! Familiarize yourself with the traditional modes so that you can make an informed decision whether or not to follow them.

Here are four quick tips: • Basics - an invitation tells who is doing the inviting, what the event is, where and when it will be held.

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Limousine & Transportation Music & DJ

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Taking care of all your transportation needs for your families, bridal party and bridal couple on your Wedding day.

Make sure you book a reliable music system and a professional disc jockey.

Nothing can be more irritating, than a sound system that is screeching and a disc jockey that is late, who plays distasteful songs and who is totally unprepared for your special day!

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Photography & Videography

You want to re-live your wedding day anytime you wish! Years after your guests have forgotten your special day, you and your spouse will have your wedding photography or videography to look at when you want to re-live the joyous occasion!

When it comes to planning your wedding photography or videography, the most important aspect is to have an idea of the wedding memories you want to capture. The right persons must have the experience and personality you can work with. This will require more than scanning the phone book or Internet to find the least expensive package deal.

It is true that you get what you pay for and if you’re willing to pay the minimum amount, you might just end up with minimum wedding photography/ videography services.

Wedding photography and videography services will consume a significant portion of your wedding budget.

It is an absolute must to book this type of talent at least 6 months to a full year before the wedding date, especially if you’re planning the wedding during the summer or holiday season.

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Photography & Videography

Discuss what you will be getting in your photography and videographypackage, whether the pictures will be assembled in a wedding album or if you’ll just be getting a CD and how many wedding DVDs. Ask for costs on additional photos and dvd’s.

Select someone (family or friend who knows most of your guests) to coordinate your wedding photography and videography. Take time to discuss with them, the pictures you want taken of and with whom. Make a list so they can use it as their day of wedding guide.

Advance planning is crucial. You want to enjoy your wedding day knowing that reliable and informed persons are there, capturing your memories that will last a lifetime!

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Officiant & Counselling

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To get married legally in Jamaica, no blood tests are required.

A Wedding in Jamaica can be per- Jamaica Wedding Requirements are as folformed ANY DAY including weekends lows: and holidays.

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Provided that you have applied for and have been granted a marriage license by the Ministry of National Security, a 2. couple can be married just 24 hours 3. after arriving in the island.

Some ceremony officiant will apply for 4. the marriage license on your behalf, however if they do not offer that ser- 5. vice, below is a guide on how to secure it for yourselves.

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Where to Apply: The Ministry of Justice 2 Oxford Rd., Kingston 5, Jamaica W.I. 8.

Office hours: 9:00am - 4pm, Mon-Thurs 9:00am - 3pm, Fri. Phone: (876)906-4923-31

Proof of citizenship - certified copy of birth certificate, which includes father’s name.

Parental permission in the form of parent’s written consent, if under 18.

Proof of divorce (if applicable) - certified copy or original Certificate of Divorce.

Copy of Death Certificate for widow or widower (if applicable) Certified translation of documents to English where originals are in another language.

Certified copies of name changes or legal adoption papers if applicable Photocopy of photo ID (Driver’s License or Passport) Job Titles of Bride and Groom

The Marriage Ceremony The ceremony must be performed by 6:00 PM or nightfall. Two witnesses must be present at the ceremony and for the signing of the marriage certificate. Witnesses must be at least 18 years or older.

OFFICIANT (Minister) & COUNSELLING MINISTER/OFFICIANT Rev. Dr. Eral Lewis Tel: (876)441-1056 Email: lewis.eral@gmail.com

Standard Package includes: • • • • •

Application for marriage license 2 marriage counselling sessions Performance of marriage ceremony Filing of marriage certificate as a legal document Application for certified copies of marriage certificate

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Legal Requirements

5+5 Smart Planning Tips for a Successful Wedding 1. This Is Your Day and It Is All About You Your ceremony should reflect who you are as individuals and who you are as a couple. Use music, readings, vows and other personal stories and selections to achieve this. Don’t let anyone deter you from what you want to do.

2. Be Positive Not Perfect Expectations should be realistic and not about having everything perfect. This is a joyful celebration of love, so use positive language even when saying no.

Minor mishaps oftentimes give the most memorable memories.

3. Choose Your Team Wisely Choose bridesmaids that know you well.

So delegate tasks to them and make sure that they live close to you. Your best friend from High School that you have not seen in 10 years and who lives overseas or far away may not be the best choice for Maid/Matron of Honour.

5. Consult with a Wedding Planner/ Coordinator Book a wedding planner! You will get professional experienced experts trained in the art of multitasking, list making, budget planning, contract negotiating, and people controlling. You should be the Guest of Honor at your wedding, not the person working it.

7. Don’t Procrastinate If you put things off for the last minute there is bound to be disaster the day before and the day of the wedding. Delegating and being organized will allow you to participate in and enjoy your wedding day.

8. Include Your Groom Planning your wedding should be a joint venture between bride and groom. You will be doing this for the rest of your lives and this is a good place to start.

9. Stay Healthy Use safe and reliable products to get that healthy glow on your wedding day.

Exercise eliminates and helps fight off stress. Get enough sleep and do not skip meals on the wedding day, especially breakfast.

10. Thank You Notes Show your appreciation immediately after your wedding. Be prompt when sending out thank-you notes. Sign them in your own handwriting and not electronically.

6. The More Time the Better Plan your wedding 6-16 months in advance. Take the time to make good decisions, especially when it comes to choosing professionals, such as photographers and caterers.

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