Cayman Islands Real Wedding :: Rachel and Boris

by Danielle on March 18, 2010
in Cayman, Destination weddings, Grand Cayman, Real Weddings

Have you ever seen a couple and said “they were just made for each other!!” ? Well, if you have or if you haven’t it doesn’t really matter, but let me introduce you to Rachel and Boris…these two, without a doubt were made for each other!!! This fun pair were married only a couple of weeks ago on the East End of Grand Cayman at The Reef. The resort was a perfect fit for the two and their guests and everyone had a fantastic time!!

Crystal Blue :: Why did you choose the Cayman Islands for your wedding?

Rachel and Boris :: We both wanted to choose a place that neither had been to before. Fortunately, the both of us have seen a lot of the world. A good friend recommended that we should check out Grand Cayman. With so much to offer it was an easy decision and our friend could not have chosen better!

Crystal Blue :: It is rather nice, isn’t it?? How did you choose The Reef as your location?

Rachel and Boris :: Choosing the resort (as our accommodation and wedding venue) was the most difficult part of the entire process for us. Grand Cayman has so many beautiful locations for a wedding it was hard to narrow down! I finally leaned on my wedding planner and asked for her guidance and recommendation. She gave her recommendations and from there we made our decision. After that, everything else was easy!!

Crystal Blue :: What was the design inspiration for your day?

Rachel and Boris :: Don’t laugh, but it was our living room! (I laugh…). Espresso Brown, Aquamarine and white are my favorite colors and the colors of our living room. The colors are also earthy to me due to our love of the ocean (aqua), sand (white) as we are avid divers. We knew we didn’t want elements of the ocean on land for a sea side wedding. For example, we didn’t want Sea Stars, or Sand Dollars as a part of the wedding decor. We wanted to leave those elements in the ocean. The Palm Tree however was topside, so that became the “badge” that we carried throughout the entire wedding design.