Because you never really know what might happen, I always say it — brides should look into insurance to protect their event and investment as part of their planning process. And now that we are all being challenged by the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, these words have even more meaning. Though many events everywhere have been canceled or postponed, there are still some things you can keep doing right now: • Continue your visualizing and planning using Pinterest! Work on your mood boards to get clear on what your ideal wedding celebration looks like, in full color. • Ask your airlines and weddin ..read more

Updated (May 3rd 2021): Dear Chillologists, At Chat ‘N’ Chill® and A Wedding Breeze, hope you and your loved ones are safe and in good health during these challenging times. We also know that you, our loyal customers and fans, are hoping to trade in the days spent inside for days in the sun. Therefore, we have compiled a detailed list of vital information you should know before coming back to see us. For more information, please use the provided links to official pages for The Bahamas and various businesses. Please read on if you are planning to visit us in Exuma. The Islands of The Bahamas ar ..read more

Celebrating the 2nd year anniversary of Brigette & Kip’s Bahamas Beach Wedding at Grand Isle Resort & Spa with a video recap… Happy Anniversary, Brigette & Kip and all the best for a another wonderful year of wedded bliss! xoxo, Kwanza Credits: Venue: Grand Isle Resort & Spa Photo: Chelsea Reeg Florals & Decor: Wildflowers     The post A Bahamas Beach Wedding at Grand Isle Resort & Spa [Video] appeared first on A Wedding Breeze ..read more

Here are some of my favorite moments from Deatra & Mark’s totally romantic, intimate and fun deserted island wedding adventure aboard a private boat charter with Exuma Watersports island hopping through The Exuma Cays, Bahamas. Deatra was a most beautiful bride in her elegant Priscilla of Boston wedding dress that was perfect for she and Mark’s tropical wedding in paradise. After their intimate ceremony, we left Deatra and Mark in their uninhabited island wedding location with a bottle of champagne to enjoy some private moments while we took the her personal hair stylist and officiant ba ..read more

Happy Anniversary to Grand Isle Resort & Spa Exuma Wedding Couple Aly & Lewis! We wish you many more happy years together! Love, Blessings & Cheers, Kwanza The post Happy Anniversary to Grand Isle Resort & Spa Exuma Wedding Couple, Aly & Lewis! appeared first on A Wedding Breeze ..read more

Found at Shine Wedding Invitations After you’ve celebrated your big day with all your closest friends and relatives, you might think all your hard work and planning is over. But there is one crucial step left to complete your wedding! And that is sending out the thank you cards. It’s important to thank your guests for taking the time to come to your ceremony and purchase a lovely gift for you. Since it might be difficult finding a place to start, take a look at this list of 5 basic rules when it comes to writing wedding thank you cards:   1. Thank you cards should be sent out no later tha ..read more

As the premier wedding planning company in The Exumas for nearly a decade, we present to you the Top 10 Destination Wedding Locations in Exuma, Bahamas.  A Wedding Breeze has a wide range of experience when it comes to finding the best destination wedding locations and venues throughout our chain of beautiful islands and cays.  Since we focus on coordinating weddings exclusively for The Exuma Islands, we know the landscape best.  We compiled a quick list of our most requested and most popular, “off-the-beaten aisle” spots to tie the knot right here in our back in our backyard ..read more

Q: What are corsages? A: Wedding corsages are small floral arrangements that may be given to certain female guests at a wedding. They are typically worn on a woman’s wrist, attached by a band. However, sometimes corsages may also be worn as a pin on the left side of a dress or suit.  Found at The Knot Q: What are boutonnieres? A: Boutonnieres are the male version of a corsage. They are a floral decoration that typically include only one flower. They are worn as a pin and attached to the left side of a man’s suit.  Found at Evantine Design Q:Which guests are given ..read more