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Saraí
Martha
Christie
Saraí
Martha
Christie

March 31, 2010  |  Travel & Leisure
All my friends know how terrible I am when dealing with photos: taking them, downloading them or uploading them! Well today, after much delay, I finally organized the photos of my last trip to Paris. I love France and I like to visit it at least once a year. It is a great opportunity for me to visit my friends and also check out the beautiful flower markets, original trendy restaurants, great design stores and delicious pastry shops!! My favorite in Paris: La Duree- you really have to take at least one hour to choose amongst the multiple flavors of macaroons. I love how colorful and pretty they are! Just to let you know, you can have such macaroons in your wedding if you want to. French Riviera makes them in San Jose del Cabo.
 
You also have to check restaurant Kong, it just blew me away! I love their decor! It's a mix of modern baroque objects!
 
Enjoy!
 
Saraí
Macaroons
Flavored Macaroons
My dear friend Gaby @ a flea market
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Hello! For those of you who are planning a catholic wedding ceremony, here you will find a sample program of full mass. By Nina Callaway. 
 
The Ceremony 
 
Prelude 
 
"song" by ....... 
 
Seating of the Families 
 
Entrance Rite 
 
Processional 
 
"song" by ..... 
 
Entrance of the Bride 
 
"song" by ..... 
 
Opening Prayer 
 
Father (name of the father) 
 
Liturgy of the Word 
 
First Reading 
 
Respnsorial Psalm 
 
Second Reading 
 
Gospel Acclamation 
 
Gospel Reading 
 
Homily 
 
Rite of Marriage 
 
Exchange of Vows 
 
Blessing and Exchange of Rings 
 
A circle is the symbol of wholeness, perfection, and unity. Like circles, their rings have no beginning and no end. They are tokens of the growing relationship that _____ and ____ have come here to celebrate and confirm. 
 
Prayer of the Faithful 
 
Sign of Peace 
 
Concluding Rite 
 
The Lord's Prayer 
 
Final Blessing 
 
Recessional 
 
"song" by ..... 
Wedding Flowers by Elena Damy 
Images by Destination wedding photographer Jerome Dieu
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We are re-organizing our web site and blog, obviously we don't want to loose these great reviews and feedback we got from our former clients, enjoy! 
 
The location: O&O Palmilla, Los Cabos 
 
# of guests: 100 
 
Why a destination wedding? Jenny & Brant chose a destination wedding because they wanted their wedding to be small, intimate, special, beautiful, relaxed, and FUN! And Cabo was the perfect place for that! 
 
Why Cabo? The couple chose Cabo because the travel is easy, and it has so many beautiful locations. "The atmosphere is casual and relaxed, but still classy and cool, which is exactly what we wanted." Besides, they think people in Cabo are very friendly and they feel welcome and safe every time they come. 
 
Accommodations: We arranged 2 "room blocks" for guests to have different options, one at O&O Palmilla and the other at Sheraton Hacienda del Mar. 
 
The concept: Beautiful, elegant and modern are the words that best describe the ambiance. White flowers were selected for the ceremony and light pink peonies and green hydrangeas embellished the reception. 
 
The vendors: Elena Damy was in charge of the floral design. A mariachi band was hired to perform during the ceremony, and the leading voice was the singer Sarah Fuselier, a friend of the family. The Kilometro Band livened up the party and kept guests dancing all night. Photographers Sam Schultze and Jeff Scott flew from the US to capture the wedding. 
 
The ceremony: Jenny & Brant exchanged vows at South Beach, one of the most beautiful venues in Cabo. Reverend Will Smith flew from Texas to conduct the ceremony. 
 
The rehearsal dinner: Cabo de Sol Club House was the perfect location for a memorable dinner full of moving speeches. 
 
The challenge: Initially, it was finding the right venues for 3 functions, welcome cocktail, rehearsal dinner and wedding festivities. "If you are flexible with dates, it is not a problem, but if you have a short engagement and have a particular date in mind, like we did, it was a little challenging. All worked out beautifully though." The other most difficult thing was organizing all the details for the transportation. This was definitely the most time consuming. 
 
The reward: "The most pleasant part for me was having Saraí as my representative on site there in Cabo. There was no problem that was too big for her. It was such a relief to have Sarai to speak the language and to secure the best of everything from the musicians to the food selections. She was always available to Jenny and me and took care of our every need." 
 
Beth B. (Mother of the Bride) 
 
Gracias! Saraí
beach ceremony palmilla resort
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While we wait to get the pictures of Daniel & Jillian's amazing wedding, I would like to share with you the lovely review that they sent us. Their wedding celebration included 3 days of festivities at Las Ventanas resort. 
 
I must start by saying that my husband and I had never been to Cabo prior to our wedding. We were pretty much flying blind until we met Sarai. From our very first conversation with her, we knew right away that we were in good hands and instantaneously knew that we could trust her with all of our wedding needs. Sarai was extremely professional and warm. She spent a good amount of time getting to know us as best she could over the phone before we even began to talk about the details. Sarai handled every detail from that point forward. She organized meetings and conference calls with the vendors and on many occasions represented us when we could not be present. She took great care in making sure our vision for the wedding and the wedding events were achieved. By the time we finally got to meet Sarai in person, we felt as if we had known her for years. She knew exactly what we wanted and how to articulate it to our vendors more eloquently than us (also in Spanish). 
 
Sarai also guided us when we didnt know what we wanted. For example, we didnt know what colors we wanted or what the dcor of the dinning room should look like. This is where Sarai's creative vision really shined. She pretty much took this on with little input from us. When I saw the room on my wedding day, I was blown away. From the draping of the walls to the table settings, it was more beautiful than I could have possibly imagined. 
 
Our wedding was more of weeklong celebration with multiple events. We had a welcome dinner, an open bar event and the wedding. At each event Sarai was there every step of the way making sure all of the details were executed perfectly. She was there for us when ever we needed her. As the Cabo expert, she answered our questions and provided recommendations for places to eat and go out. Sarai was also there for our guests. She instructed me to put her cell phone number on the welcome itineraries so that our guests could contact her if they had questions or wanted to do some sightseeing in Cabo. 
 
 
 
On our wedding day, Sarai handled everything from tipping vendors to fixing my hair at the reception. Sarai and her team made sure that the ceremony and the reception went perfectly according to plan. With Sarai there, I didnt have to worry about a thing and could enjoy my wedding stress free.  
 
 
To call Sarai a wedding planner would be a huge understatement. She was our wedding everything and our wedding wouldnt have been the same without her. To say the least we highly recommend her!
 
 
Dan & Jillian 
Las Ventanas al Paraiso Resort
Wedding Napkin
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The location: Marquis Hotel, Los Cabos 
# of guests: 112 
  
Why a destination wedding? Lindsay and Fisher chose a destination wedding because they loved the idea of it. "It's so special to only be able to invite a select number of people and have them fly out of the country to see you exchange your vows." Lindsay believes destination weddings are fun for everyone because guests get to make a vacation out of it, while the bride and groom are able to spend extra time with their friends and family. 
  
Why Cabo? The couple chose Cabo because they had great memories from the numerous vacations they had spent there. Also, Cabo was only a short flight away for almost everyone attending, since most of their guests were from Texas and California. "There's also something out of the ordinary getting married at sunset, overlooking the ocean." 
  
Accommodations: All the guests were staying at Marquis Hotel. This made festivities and organization much easier. 
  
The concept: Lindsay was clear, "Everything must be white!" The ceremony flowers, reception centerpieces and ballroom décor were all the work of Elena Damy, contemporary florist designer. 
  
The vendors: The pair chose local vendors recommended by Sarai. However, their photographer, Glen Johnson, flew in from Texas to capture the event. 
  
The ceremony: The couple exchanged vows at sunset on the hotel's most beautiful terrace, under an arch of suspended roses. 
  
The rehearsal dinner: Closest friends and family enjoyed a magnificent night at Edith's Restaurant. Food and décor were Mexican, and margaritas flowed freely the whole night. 
  
The challenge: Lindsay and her mother found that relying on e-mail was the biggest challenge, since it made it envisioning the final results difficult. They were only able to travel to Cabo once prior to the wedding to review details and do the tasting. 
  
The reward: "The best part of the wedding was seeing the final result! Every single detail about our wedding was everything and more than we could have ever expected or wanted. The communication with the hotel and on Sarai's part was exceptional. If we ever did it over, we wouldn't change one thing."
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