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| Posted: 23 Dec 2010 07:56 AM PST Top Ten Tips for planning a beach wedding compiled from honeymoons.com's extensive roster of professional wedding planners, photographers and resorts. Stamford, CT (PRWEB) December 23, 2010 The leading online resource for destination wedding and honeymoon planning has partnered with leading online jeweler, Amoro, to provide couples with a list of the Top Ten Tips for planning a beach wedding compiled from honeymoons.com's extensive roster of professional wedding planners, photographers and resorts. "Planning a beach wedding seems easy enough", offers long time travel executive and honeymoons.com CEO, Thomas Curtin. "but there are a number of details you'll want to keep in mind to ensure a spectacular outdoor event." Top Ten Beach Wedding Tips #1 Take advantage of the "Magic Hour". The final hour of daylight always produces the most beautiful golden light which makes for gorgeous natural skin tones in the photos. Plan for your ceremony to be during this time and have your photographer research exactly when sunset is on your big day. Trevor Dayley, Photographer Gorgeous color and rich tones are what you'll find in the Rainbow Collection from Amoro Jewelers. Multi-colored semi-precious stone, with diamonds or without, in earrings, pendants and rings. #2. Check the tides. Understand the tidal chart for the day you are getting married. The time of the day (or the season) may change the height level of the tide, so be sure to check so that you don't end up in a place where there is no beach left to set up your event. Susanna Palazuelos, Certified Wedding Planner Ocean Treasures from Amoro add whimsy to any beach wedding. The collection of unique nautical treasures celebrates life and love in the islands with a wonderful assortment of charms, rings and necklaces (such as flip flops, dolphins, starfish and angelfish). These reminders of your beach wedding make for the perfect bridesmaids gifts. Plus they are affordable enough to use as your wedding favors! #3. Lavaliere your ceremony. The sound of the breaking ocean waves is absolutely beautiful, however your guests came to hear your ceremony - so make sure they are able to by including some kind of microphone or audio system for the officiate and yourselves. This will also help your photographer be ready for the special moments - such as the big kiss! Trevor Dayley, Photographer Beach weddings begin and end with a simple promise, "I Do". That message comes through loud and clear with the Promise Collection from Amoro. With its classic looks," Promise" is the perfect way to declare your love. Bands available in white gold, yellow gold and Palladium. #4. Consider alternate shelter. You may want to have a tent or other shelter available to handle unexpected downpours or guests who cannot tolerate the sun. Urge your guests to wear light weight cotton or linen to help keep cool. Natalie John, Certified Wedding Planner Compliment your tropical setting with a flirty and feminine piece of fine jewelry from the Amoro Petals Collection. Floral designs in emerald, sapphire and tanzanite translate perfectly from wedding day to everyday. #5. Ask your photographer to use a polarizing filter. By using a polarizing filter your photographer will be able to cut out all the glare and haze that comes with reflective elements (sand, water, clouds) and produce beautiful, rich colors in your photographs. Trevor Dayley, Photographer Every bride, on land or by sea, needs something "blue" to guarantee good fortune. Amoro's Heavenly Blue Collection offers a fabulous assortment of blue topaz earrings, rings, bracelets and necklaces. They are the perfect wedding day gift for the bride-to-be! #6. Know the electrical capabilities. Before deciding to have your wedding on the beach, make sure you find out what the electrical capabilities are as compared to what you are going to need. For example, if you are planning on walking down the aisle to music from a CD player, make sure there is a battery operated CD player that you can use, or that there are other electrical capabilities. If you want your reception on the beach and it is going to go into the evening, find out how they can accommodate your lighting needs. Candice Cain, Candy Cain Travel Co. Sometimes moonlight adds just the right amount of shine. Amoro's Silver Moonlight Collection offers shimmering sterling silver with Diamond filigree and hand set pave designs. Charming key, heart and cross earrings, bracelets, and necklaces are great solutions for bridesmaids or Mother of the Bride/Mother-in-Law gifts. #7. Consider a "first look". The new trend is for the bride and groom see each other for the first time in a private setting before the ceremony and get most of their formal photographs taken before --rather than after -- the ceremony. More and more couples are choosing this as a way of reducing the amount of time needed after the ceremony to shoot photo, thereby allowing them to spend more time with their guests at the wedding. Trevor Dayley, Photographer Nothing says "spend your life with me" like the Eternity Diamond Band from Amoro. #8. Know the legalities of where you are being married - Make sure you check with the on-site coordinator to find out how long you have to be on island before you can hold the ceremony. Some islands require you to be on island for 3 business days prior to the ceremony, others (such as Antigua) are as little as 1 business day. Some islands also do not hold ceremonies on Public Holidays, so ask your coordinator about any restrictions prior to booking the date. Make sure you both bring your required legal documents: copy of your passport, birth certificates, original divorce decree and if you have changed your name legally, bring that paperwork along, too. Milestones like weddings deserve statement jewelry like that of the Amoro's I Forever Do Collection, offering engagement rings, wedding bands and fabulous earrings in ruby, sapphire and emerald. This is a collection that's meant to be built on - perfect for future events such as anniversaries, birthdays and baby's births. #9. Check access for elderly or disabled family and friends. Think about using hardboard or flooring to create walkways to your beach venue. You may also want to make sure those who may not be able to traverse sand can also enjoy the wedding from a distance. Natalie John, Certified Wedding Planner These are not your Grandmother's pearls! The Pearls Collection from Amoro offers an elegant take on the classic accessory. Beautiful cultured pearls are set in an assortment of innovative styles in earring, ring, bracelet and necklace looks. #10. Make sure restrooms are available close to your event. If not, you may want to rent some. Kitzia Morales, Love Mexico When it comes to wedding jewelry, don't forget the Groom. The Gentlemen Collection from Amoro offers a wide assortment of distinctly masculine groom and groomsmen gifts – from rings and bracelets to necklaces. Add a gemstone to match the color of your eyes, sash or bouquet! http://www.honeymoons.com is found at the top of major search engines like Google, Yahoo and Bing. Founded in 1995 by bridal and travel industry executives with over 60 years of combined experience, http://www.honeymoons.com is the go-to resource on top honeymoon locations, destination weddings and all-inclusive resorts for millions couples of who marry and honeymoon annually. For more information on http://www.honeymoons.com please visit our website or call 203-210-7489. Leading special occasion jeweler, Amoro.com, has been known for its fabulously affordable fine jewelry since 1996. The Amoro name, a marriage of love and gold, combines classic design rendered with a modern flair and time honored craftsmanship executed in the finest materials available. Each jewelry collection is a celebration of romance designed to delight now and forever. For more information on Amoro Jewelry, please visit our website at amoro.com or call 1-877-772-6676 ### Tom Curtin This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
| Police: Man kills bride, best man, self at wedding - msnbc.com Posted: 20 Dec 2010 07:34 PM PST RIO DE JANEIRO — A bridegroom fatally shot his new wife, his best man and then himself after announcing to horrified guests that he had a "surprise" for them, authorities said Monday. Witnesses reported that 29-year-old Rogerio Damascena, a sales manager in Camaragibe, outside the northeastern Brazilian city of Recife, did not give any previous indication that anything was wrong at his wedding reception, police investigator Joao Brito said. Brito would not speculate on a possible motive, saying family members were in shock and he had not interviewed them yet. Brito did say the killings are believed to be premeditated because of the groom's announcement and because he had hidden a gun in his father's pickup truck. Twenty-five-year-old bride Renata Alexandre Costa Coelho and best man Marcelo Guimaraes were both killed in Saturday's murder-suicide. A brother of the bride was treated at a hospital and released. The website Globo.com quoted a sister of the bride who left before the shootings as saying she didn't believe it was a crime of passion. "My sister was a wonderful person who loved and wanted to be loved," Lucia Helena Coelho was quoted as saying. "He was happy, she was happy, the party was beautiful. His family adored her and doesn't understand this," Coelho told Globo.com. "He revealed himself as a sociopath who fooled the entire family and killed his best friend, who was ... the best man." Copyright 2010 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
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