The day after Hurricane Earl! All is good in the TCI.
Joey and Bob The Parrot in Dominica!
Joey and Bob The Parrot in Dominica!
Joey and Bob The Parrot in Dominica!
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Hopes and Dreams, an exclusive Destination Wedding Consultation & Professional Photography firm offers the best of two worlds under one umbrella in Antigua and Barbuda. Hopes and Dreams is the brainchild of Antiguan born Entrepreneur Ken Joseph and together with the Web Development Company, Search Antigua Inc., the Hopes and Dreams Signature Destination portfolio is offered to the Wedding Destination clientele overseas, local and regional Wedding Couples.
Destination weddings have become increasingly popular over the last few years. Many couples are passing on the idea of marrying in their home towns to tie the knot in more exotic locations such as Antigua and Barbuda. Even though it may seem the more expensive route, destination weddings are much cheaper. With the current economic crisis, Destination Weddings have become the affordable option to have an extraordinary wedding without breaking the bank.
“It is just a fact that the world doesn't stop turning, waiting for the financial world to sort itself out. Couples still fall in love and get engaged and therefore Weddings will always take place.” states Ken Joseph from Hopes and Dreams.
“Our twin island state has a wide variety of wedding services and expertise to offer to our visitors and basically can fulfill all their requirements on island. With the local flower shops, bridal boutiques, wedding planners and other services, any couple’s dream wedding becomes a reality”, Ken Shipley of Search Antigua Inc adds.
The Hopes and Dreams Wedding Destination information is available online at www.searchantigua.com and contains general Wedding information, Monthly updated Wedding Tips, Legal Wedding requirements and a Registration form for all the event and Wedding Planners on island.
“We are in the process of updating our online list of available Hopes and Dreams wedding boutiques, wedding Planners, beauty salons , Hotel Wedding Specials, Tours and Excursions to all Wedding Couples. If you offer any of the mentioned services, you can contact Search Antigua at 561-0044 and become a part of the Hopes and Dreams Wedding Destination Team.”
“Future projects contain Workshops for the Event Planners on island, Bridal Shows and the ultimate Hopes and Dreams Wedding Destination Magazine. We are looking forward to a lot of I DO’S in Antigua”, Hopes and Dreams added.
Antigua and Barbuda is known as the Romance Capital of the Caribbean and named the “Best Wedding Island” at the International Caribbean Travel Awards in 2005 and 2006, and included on the American Express Travel Top Five Wedding Destinations List.
Search Antigua Inc wishes you and your loved ones all the Magic and Wonder of the Holiday Season!
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Even Santa enjoyed this Tropical Pre-Holiday conjunction of the Moon and Jupiter.
The moon was actually a half moon but in order to make the other objects in the photo visible I had to increase the exposure time thereby making the moon look full. The corona was created by a very thin cloud that passed in front of the moon during the 8 second exposure.I used a Kodak Z740 5.0 megapixel Digital camera set at F/2.8 for 8 seconds and an ISO of 100.Photo was taken on October 26,2009 at 11:31pm
st.vincent soca 2009
st.vincent soca
wonderful
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