Zoe and Greeny

Well how many parties did they have before this began? They certainly were a lively bunch pf people but the love that they had foe Zoe and Callum was certainly shown as they prepared for the ceremony and after it.

So much love was shown that I believe that there were a couple of bottle of champagne charged to their room but that is all another story.

The words were chosen and written - they really did make the ceremony more special, Callum surprised us all with the beauty of his words or was this the lunch time Pina Coladas?

Special is enough to describe the afternoon. After the rings were swapped, champagne was drunk, drinks and nibbles were shared and then there was the arrival of an elephant.

Who the elephant was for - the children or the adults I am not sure but it was a real hit - well done Callum - was this the only decision you took regarding the day?

Photographs were taken and everybody readied themselves for the rest of the night...

What a beautiful day - thank you for sharing it with us here at Cape Panwa Hotel.

Congratulations Zoe and Greeny

Anna and Tim

Tim was kicked out of his room the night before their special day - I don't think that I can recall seeing Anna before she walked out of Panwa House to the sound of Newton Faulkner.

I don't think that Tim or Anna thought that there would be so many other people watching from afar!

Tim was as excited as Anna - the words were special so special that Tim and Anna added their own words which made it even more special.

What a special wedding that was. The best man was so organised that he had tissues in his pocket - great stuff.

The flowers were thrown and then the drinks began to flow and the pictures were taken.

Congratulations Anna and Tim.

Lucho and Pateo

This was certainly a different wedding for me - they were Italian and they simply wanted to have a wedding celebrations!

Wonderful.

There were photographs, words, cake and smiles.

Congratulations Lucho and Pateo

Lisa and Josh

Lisa was taken by her friends and preparations were made - Josh was somewhere with the boys.

As we prepared ourselves on the beach we watched the Panwa House become resplendent in decorations. We were ready and were told that Lisa was on the way so I told everybody to be move to their chairs for Lisa's arrival.

And arrive she did - but first the bridesmaids arrived and were greeted by their loved ones or petals were scattered. Then Lisa arrived with Peter, Peter dutifully gave Lisa's hand to Josh - then the rings were passed around whilst blessings were made, after this words were shared and promises made.

Lisa and Josh were man and wife - and the elephant arrived (thanks boys).

Hands were shaken and kisses shared - a lovely group.

Pavinee whisked Lisa and Josh away to the Jetty.

Where more kisses were shared.

Congratulations Lisa and Josh.