If you are looking for a unique wedding experience how about getting married on a luxurious cruise ship with friends and family? Make it a combo wedding/honeymoon and start the honeymoon right there. Just about every cruise line offers the opportunity to get married on board. Many also have beautiful wedding chapels to hold the memorable event. Below is just a small sampling of what you could do for your special day on several popular cruise lines: Carnival Cruise Lines offers 3 packages starting at $845 that include the ceremony, champagne toast with keepsake flutes, cake, flowers and photographic servies and more. Couples can add a variety of options onto any of the packages. Celebrity Cruises and sister company Azmara Cruises are preparing to launch legal, captain-led wedding ceremonies in 2008. Basic packages include perks like a private reception in the ship's specialty restaurant as well as cake and champagne. Princess Cruises, which also offers the captain to perform your ceremony, now has the Engagement Under the Stars package, for someone who is looking for a unique way to "pop" the question to that special someone. They will film your proposal and air it on the jumbo movie screen outdoors for a surprise your special someone will remember for a lifetime! For the Disney lovers out there Disney Cruise Lines offer packages starting at $2,500 and include dinner reservations, an officiant (the ship's captain or other officiant), a bridal bouquet, a groom's boutonniere, a cake with either a Mickey Mouse or floral topper, dress steaming, and services of a wedding coordinator. The nuptials can take place in one of three venues: the Cadillac Lounge, at Cataway Cay (their private island in the Bahamas) on the Head's Up Deck--a pier where couples can exchange vows over the water or on the beautiful sandy beach. This is just a small idea of what you can do for your special day on board a cruise ship. For more information or to see if the cruis eline you want to sail on offers packages please email me. Most cruise lines also offer vow renewal and anniversary cermonies as well. |
A PASSPORT IS NOW REQUIRED FOR ALL TRAVEL IN AND OUT OF THE UNITED STATES. A valid Passport or other accepted document (Air NEXUS Card or US Coast Guard Merchant Mariner Document) that establishes the bearer's identity and nationality to enter or re-enter the United States is required for all air travel between the US and Canada, Mexico, Caribbean, Bermuda, Central & South America. For more information please visit the U.S. Department of State. |
INDEPENDENCE of the SEAS is HERE.... Click Link to see Freedom of the Seas pictures (sister to the Liberty and the Independence) Royal Caribbean's newest ship Independence of the Seas will be setting sail in May 2008 from Miami, Florida doing Eastern & Western Caribbean cruises. It is tied for the largest cruise ship in the world (with sister ship the Freedom & Liberty of the Seas) at 160,000 tons and 1,112 feet in length. All of the innovative features of the Voyager Class ships, the ice skating rink, rock climbing wall and the Royal Promenade, will be featured on board this grandest of ships. One cool addition to the ships' design is the Interactive Pool area called the H2O Zone, an interactive water park right on board the ship! This area will feature interactive sculpture fountains, ground geysers, a cascading waterfall and circular pool. At night it becomes a magical destination all in itself. Perhaps the most anticipated area on board the Independence of the Seas is the amazing FloRider. An incredible wave simulator where you can experience the thrill of catching that perfect wave! Guests on board can actually surf on waves created by the FloRider. For those less adventurous, you can body surf on a boogie board. There will also be a Sports Pool dedicated for athletic pool games like pool volleyball, basketball, floating golf and pole jousting. Lane markers will also be set up for those who just want to swim laps. At night this area will be transformed into an open air nightclub with a dance floor in between. The cabins on the ship are larger than on any of the other Royal Caribbean ships. The Independence of the Seas as well as the Freedom and the Liberty of the Seas, will offer more family staterooms as well. There will be six different family focused stateroom categories that are perfect for guests traveling with families and/or groups of friends. These new cabin additions sleep anywhere from 6 people up to 14 people. Every stateroom will also offer upgraded bedding, WiFi connectivity and be equipped with a flat panel TV. **LIBERTY OF THE SEAS REVIEW** May 2007 I had the honor of being invited to the inaugural celebration of the Liberty of the Seas in Bayonne, NJ (Cape Liberty Port). This was truly an honor to be able to see this beautiful ship in person and sail on her. Royal Caribbean has without a doubt outdone themselves with this extraordinary class of ships (Freedom Class). Everything about the Liberty of the Seas is amazing. Who ever though you woudl find a Water Park, Golf Course or surfing on a cruise ship? How about a boxing ring or an ice skating rink? Royal Caribbean did! They wanted their guests to always have something fun to do. That is what lead to the creation of this impressive ship, to accommodate all of the exciting amenities on board that they wanted the guests sailing on her to participate in. If you ever thought "I don't want to cruise because I know I will get bored," this ship will definitely cure that misconception fast. This ship has it all~~ a rock climbing wall, an ice skating rink, a boxing ring, the H2O Zone water park, the FloRider surfing simulator and so much more. It's hard to even think about being bored. When I first walked on board I knew this ship was something special. It is such a massive ship, yet so intimate feeling. Warm inviting colors with bits of glitz here and there combined with intriguing artwork throughout the ship make the Liberty of the Seas such an appealing ship for anyone. The Royal Promenade, a naturally lighted four story mall lined with bars, shops and restaurants like Ben & Jerry's and Sorrento's Pizza, is the heart of the ship and an attraction in itself. Beautifully decorated, spacious staterooms, a three story dining room with a grand staircase, combined with wonderfully elegant public areas are just some of the other things you will notice on this ship. What is there to do you ask? There are activities for EVERYONE on this ship! The outdoor H2O Zone water park is heaven for kids (of all ages), with colorful, interactive sculptures, fountains, geyers and a circular pools with currents. Adults might even find it hard to stay away from this "cool" area. On the other side of the H2O Zone is the Main Pool area and the adults only solarium which features the first ever catilevered whirlpools which hang over the side of the ship an amazing 12 feet. If you are looking to keep fit while on your cruise, the ShipShape Fitness Center is the largest at sea, and also offers classes like yoga and pilates. In here you will also find another first: a regulation size boxing ring. What will they think of next? For the more adventurous, the FloRider is so realistic you will think you are surfing in the ocean on the "big one." Just being an observer in the seating that surrounds the FloRider makes for a fun filled day. On the same deck as the FloRider we also have the miniature golf course, decorated with pink flamingo statues, the basketball court and the rock-climbing wall, the largest rock-climbing wall of any at sea. Moving on to the enormous Adventure Ocean Youth areas where kids from ages 3-17 can let their hair down and just have fun. The kid's area features Challenger's Arcade and a separate area totally dedicated to teens. I really believe that anyone sailing on this ship will NOT be disappointed. This ship is perfect to celebrate your family reunion, anniversary or any other special occasion. Treat yourself today to the vacation of a lifetime. All of this leaves only one question...When are you going to sail on the largest, most innovative cruise ship in the world? |
CELEBRITY SAILS FROM BALTIMORE IN 2009 & 2010 Celebrity Cruises, a more upscale cruise line, known for their outstanding award wining cuisine and highly excellent service has announced that they will offer 9-Night & 12-Night Caribbean cruises from Baltimore in 2009 & 2010. The 9-Night cruises will stop at Charleston, South Carolina; Key West, Florida; Nassau, Bahamas and Coco Cay, Bahamas (Their private island). The sail dates are: November 21 & December 12 for 2009 and January 2 & 23 for 2010. The 12-Night cruises will make stops at Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas; St. Croix, USVI; Basseterre, St. Kitts; St. Johns, Antigua & Phillipsburg, St. Maarten. The sail dates are November 9 & 30 and December 21 for 2009 and January 11 and February 1 for 2010. All of these wonderful sailings will be aboard the beautiful Celebrity Mercury. The newest of the Century-class ships she offers a vast array of on board amenities including the impressive and inviting AquaSpa. For reservations or more information please email me. |
**ROYAL CARIBBEAN IN BALTIMORE FOR 2009 The Grandeur of the Seas will return to Baltimore in 2009. The ship will offer 9-night cruises to the Eastern Caribbean and also to Canada/New England and 5-night cruises to Bermuda from June to November. The Eastern Caribbean Cruises will visit Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, Labadee (their private island) and the Dominican Republic. 2009 Sail dates for these 9-Day Eastern Caribbean cruises: 7/2; 7/16; 7/30; 8/27; 10/22 & 11/5 There are several variation on the 5-Night Bermuda cruises. Many will spend two full days in Bermuda, giving you plenty of time to take in the beauty and charm that this island offers. The ship will dock at the Royal Naval Dockyard in King's Wharf where you can easily get off the ship and take a leisurely stroll. There are a variety of things to see right there at the Royal Naval Dockyard in King's Wharf. The 9-Night Canada/New England cruises will visit Bal Harbor, Maine; Halifax, Nova Scotia; Saint John, New Brunswick; Portland, Maine & Boston, Massachusetts. The 2009 sail dates are: 6/19; 8/13; 9/10 & 9/24. BOOK EARLY to ensure you get what you want before pricing goes up or they sell out! MURDER MYSTERY CRUISES Royal Caribbean in conjuction with Whodunit Productions is holding several "comedy style" Murder Mystery Cruises on Royal Caribbean's fabulous ships in 2008. You can be an active participant or a quite spectator. You decide how involved you are in the production of this hilarious and entertaining time at sea. You will not be totally consumed by the Murder Mystery while on board, you will have plenty of free time to enjoy your cruise and go on the islands to explore. Go to the Whodunit website for more details, sail dates and more! Call or e-mail for more info & pricing! IT'S LOADS OF FUN AND LAUGHTER FOR ALL! |
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**ROYAL CARIBBEAN IN BALTIMORE FOR 2009 The Grandeur of the Seas will return to Baltimore in 2009. The ship will offer 9-night cruises to the Eastern Caribbean and also to Canada/New England and 5-night cruises to Bermuda from June to November. The Eastern Caribbean Cruises will visit Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, Labadee (their private island) and the Dominican Republic. 2009 Sail dates for these 9-Day Eastern Caribbean cruises: 7/2; 7/16; 7/30; 8/27; 10/22 & 11/5 There are several variation on the 5-Night Bermuda cruises. Many will spend two full days in Bermuda, giving you plenty of time to take in the beauty and charm that this island offers. The ship will dock at the Royal Naval Dockyard in King's Wharf where you can easily get off the ship and take a leisurely stroll. There are a variety of things to see right there at the Royal Naval Dockyard in King's Wharf. The 9-Night Canada/New England cruises will visit Bal Harbor, Maine; Halifax, Nova Scotia; Saint John, New Brunswick; Portland, Maine & Boston, Massachusetts. The 2009 sail dates are: 6/19; 8/13; 9/10 & 9/24. BOOK EARLY to ensure you get what you want before pricing goes up or they sell out! MURDER MYSTERY CRUISES Royal Caribbean in conjuction with Whodunit Productions is holding several "comedy style" Murder Mystery Cruises on Royal Caribbean's fabulous ships in 2008. You can be an active participant or a quite spectator. You decide how involved you are in the production of this hilarious and entertaining time at sea. You will not be totally consumed by the Murder Mystery while on board, you will have plenty of free time to enjoy your cruise and go on the islands to explore. Go to the Whodunit website for more details, sail dates and more! Call or e-mail for more info & pricing! IT'S LOADS OF FUN AND LAUGHTER FOR ALL! |
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CARNIVAL TO ADD WATER PARKS, ADULTS ONLY AREAS TO SHIPS Carnival Cruise Lines announced a $250 million initiative that will, among other things, add children's water parks and adults-only deck areas to eight (8) Fantasy-class ships. The new features are part of Carnival's "Evolutions of Fun" program, a ship refurbishment and product enhancement initiative that focuses on the Fantasy-class vessels. The expanded outdoor recreation areas will initially be incorporated onto the 2,052 passenger Inspiration and Imagination during the month long dry docks this fall and added to other Fantasy-class ships in 2008 and 2009 during scheduled dry dock periods. Among the new features are fully remodeled staterooms and suites including new bathrooms, flat-screen tv's in staterooms and select public areas, atrium lobby bars, updated sound and lighting systems in various lounges and clubs, coffee bars, nine-hole mini golf courses, new art and photo galleries, New York style delis in the Lido restaurants, and purpose-built conference facilities. With Carnival expected to carry a record 575,000 kids this year, particular emphasis is being placed on family-friendly amenities, with new and expanded play areas, part of the line's Camp Carnival program, and new facilities for the Club O2 teen program. The initiative also includes an overhaul of the 12,000 foot spa facilities. |
CELEBRITY SAILS FROM BALTIMORE IN 2009 & 2010 Celebrity Cruises, a more upscale cruise line, known for their outstanding award wining cuisine and highly excellent service has announced that they will offer 9-Night & 12-Night Caribbean cruises from Baltimore in 2009 & 2010. The 9-Night cruises will stop at Charleston, South Carolina; Key West, Florida; Nassau, Bahamas and Coco Cay, Bahamas (Their private island). The sail dates are: November 21 & December 12 for 2009 and January 2 & 23 for 2010. The 12-Night cruises will make stops at Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas; St. Croix, USVI; Basseterre, St. Kitts; St. Johns, Antigua & Phillipsburg, St. Maarten. The sail dates are November 9 & 30 and December 21 for 2009 and January 11 and February 1 for 2010. All of these wonderful sailings will be aboard the beautiful Celebrity Mercury. The newest of the Century-class ships she offers a vast array of on board amenities including the impressive and inviting AquaSpa. For reservations or more information please email me. |
CRUISE LINE NEW BUILDS ~ 2009 and beyond* Cruise Line Ship Name Due Out NCL UNNAMED 2009 Celebrity Equinox Summer 2009 Carnival Carnival Dream October 2009 Royal Caribbean Oasis of the Seas Fall 2009 NCL UNNAMED 2010 Celebrity Eclipse June 2010 Royal Caribbean Allure of the Seas August 2010 Holland America UNNAMED October 2010 Cunard Queen Elizabeth Fall 2010 Disney UNNAMED 2011 Carnival Carnival Magic June 2011 Disney UNNAMED 2012 * as of 8/2008; not a complete list |
INDEPENDENCE of the SEAS is HERE.... Click Link to see Freedom of the Seas pictures (sister to the Liberty and the Independence) Royal Caribbean's newest ship Independence of the Seas will be setting sail in May 2008 from Miami, Florida doing Eastern & Western Caribbean cruises. It is tied for the largest cruise ship in the world (with sister ship the Freedom & Liberty of the Seas) at 160,000 tons and 1,112 feet in length. All of the innovative features of the Voyager Class ships, the ice skating rink, rock climbing wall and the Royal Promenade, will be featured on board this grandest of ships. One cool addition to the ships' design is the Interactive Pool area called the H2O Zone, an interactive water park right on board the ship! This area will feature interactive sculpture fountains, ground geysers, a cascading waterfall and circular pool. At night it becomes a magical destination all in itself. Perhaps the most anticipated area on board the Independence of the Seas is the amazing FloRider. An incredible wave simulator where you can experience the thrill of catching that perfect wave! Guests on board can actually surf on waves created by the FloRider. For those less adventurous, you can body surf on a boogie board. There will also be a Sports Pool dedicated for athletic pool games like pool volleyball, basketball, floating golf and pole jousting. Lane markers will also be set up for those who just want to swim laps. At night this area will be transformed into an open air nightclub with a dance floor in between. The cabins on the ship are larger than on any of the other Royal Caribbean ships. The Independence of the Seas as well as the Freedom and the Liberty of the Seas, will offer more family staterooms as well. There will be six different family focused stateroom categories that are perfect for guests traveling with families and/or groups of friends. These new cabin additions sleep anywhere from 6 people up to 14 people. Every stateroom will also offer upgraded bedding, WiFi connectivity and be equipped with a flat panel TV. **LIBERTY OF THE SEAS REVIEW** May 2007 I had the honor of being invited to the inaugural celebration of the Liberty of the Seas in Bayonne, NJ (Cape Liberty Port). This was truly an honor to be able to see this beautiful ship in person and sail on her. Royal Caribbean has without a doubt outdone themselves with this extraordinary class of ships (Freedom Class). Everything about the Liberty of the Seas is amazing. Who ever though you woudl find a Water Park, Golf Course or surfing on a cruise ship? How about a boxing ring or an ice skating rink? Royal Caribbean did! They wanted their guests to always have something fun to do. That is what lead to the creation of this impressive ship, to accommodate all of the exciting amenities on board that they wanted the guests sailing on her to participate in. If you ever thought "I don't want to cruise because I know I will get bored," this ship will definitely cure that misconception fast. This ship has it all~~ a rock climbing wall, an ice skating rink, a boxing ring, the H2O Zone water park, the FloRider surfing simulator and so much more. It's hard to even think about being bored. When I first walked on board I knew this ship was something special. It is such a massive ship, yet so intimate feeling. Warm inviting colors with bits of glitz here and there combined with intriguing artwork throughout the ship make the Liberty of the Seas such an appealing ship for anyone. The Royal Promenade, a naturally lighted four story mall lined with bars, shops and restaurants like Ben & Jerry's and Sorrento's Pizza, is the heart of the ship and an attraction in itself. Beautifully decorated, spacious staterooms, a three story dining room with a grand staircase, combined with wonderfully elegant public areas are just some of the other things you will notice on this ship. What is there to do you ask? There are activities for EVERYONE on this ship! The outdoor H2O Zone water park is heaven for kids (of all ages), with colorful, interactive sculptures, fountains, geyers and a circular pools with currents. Adults might even find it hard to stay away from this "cool" area. On the other side of the H2O Zone is the Main Pool area and the adults only solarium which features the first ever catilevered whirlpools which hang over the side of the ship an amazing 12 feet. If you are looking to keep fit while on your cruise, the ShipShape Fitness Center is the largest at sea, and also offers classes like yoga and pilates. In here you will also find another first: a regulation size boxing ring. What will they think of next? For the more adventurous, the FloRider is so realistic you will think you are surfing in the ocean on the "big one." Just being an observer in the seating that surrounds the FloRider makes for a fun filled day. On the same deck as the FloRider we also have the miniature golf course, decorated with pink flamingo statues, the basketball court and the rock-climbing wall, the largest rock-climbing wall of any at sea. Moving on to the enormous Adventure Ocean Youth areas where kids from ages 3-17 can let their hair down and just have fun. The kid's area features Challenger's Arcade and a separate area totally dedicated to teens. I really believe that anyone sailing on this ship will NOT be disappointed. This ship is perfect to celebrate your family reunion, anniversary or any other special occasion. Treat yourself today to the vacation of a lifetime. All of this leaves only one question...When are you going to sail on the largest, most innovative cruise ship in the world? |
DISNEY CRUISE LINE TO ADD TWO NEW SHIPS TO THEIR FLEET |
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A PASSPORT IS NOW REQUIRED FOR ALL TRAVEL IN AND OUT OF THE UNITED STATES. A valid Passport or other accepted document (Air NEXUS Card or US Coast Guard Merchant Mariner Document) that establishes the bearer's identity and nationality to enter or re-enter the United States is required for all air travel between the US and Canada, Mexico, Caribbean, Bermuda, Central & South America. For more information please visit the U.S. Department of State. |
Royal Caribbean's much anticipated Oasis of the Seas is coming soon... |
Royal Caribbean International is taking "big" to a whole new level with the $1.25 billion ship, scheduled for delivery in late 2009 recently named the Oasis of the Seas. This 220,000-ton ship will be the world's largest cruise ship, surpassing even it's own Freedom Class ships. The Oasis will be 1,180 feet long, 154 feet wide and 240 feet high. Royal Caribbean has once again raised the bar with the announcement of the latest amenities on this much anticipated ship. The Oasis of the Seas will be the most revolutionary ship to date featuring the first ever zip-line at sea suspended nine decks high. Also featured will be a new area, the Boardwalk, a breathtaking space for families inspired by the nostalgic seaside piers of yesteryear, the first Ampitheater at sea; Aquatheater, will celebrate water with the largest freshwater pool found on a ship offering a full spectrum of activities and performances for guests; and the urban living concept will take to the high seas with the introduction of industry-first loft suites offering expansive ocean views and luxury amenities. Other surprises include two rock-climbing walls and enhancements to the line's signature Royal Promenade. The Oasis will also incorporate many features from the Voyager Class & Freedom Class ships that so many cruisers have fallen in love with. When Oasis launches in late 2009 she will homeport in Port Everglades, Florida and offer exciting Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries. We will keep you posted as more information on this revolutionary new ship emerges. Bookings are being accepted as early as August 2008 for Crown and Anchor members. This ship will fill up FAST! So book early to get on her before she sells out or prices increase.... |
The Walt Disney Company has announced plans to increase it's cruise business by adding two new ocean lines to its fleet. Scheduled to launch in 2011 and 2012, the ships will more than double the company's passenger capacity. The new 122,000 ton cruise liners will have 1,250 staterooms and will be two decks taller than the existing ship, the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder. which weigh in at 83,000 tons. |
ROYAL CARIBBEAN CONTINUES TO CRUISE FROM BALTIMORE FOR 2008 AND 2009 |
Royal Caribbean's Grandeur of the Seas will continue to cruise from Baltimore offering 9-day Canada/New England cruises, 9-Day Eastern Caribbean cruises and 5-day Bermuda cruises. They currently do not sail from Baltimore year-round. The Baltimore cruises begin in June with the last cruise offered in November. There are several special sailings throughout the next two years, including an 8-Night Canada/New England cruise and a 14-Night Exotic Caribbean/Bermuda cruise. |
SOME STORIES YOU'LL SEE BELOW: Looking for a unique Wedding experience that your guests will be talking about for years to come? Special Mystery Cruises More Cruises from Baltimore scheduled for 2009 & 2010 SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE THIS AND MORE.... |
CARNIVAL WILL RETURN TO BALTIMORE TO OFFER YEAR-ROUND CARIBBEAN CRUISES in 2009 & 2010. |
The beautiful Carnival Pride will come to Baltimore in September 2009 to offer exciting year-round sailings to the Bahamas in 2009 and to the Eastern Caribbean in 2010. The fantastic Carnival Pride is a floating resort at sea, offering an enormous variety of family entertainment areas, a children's playroom, a teen club/video arcade and over 80% of the staterooms offer ocean views. The Carnival Pride is the newest and largest ship to sail from Baltimore making it the perfect choice. The 2009 cruises will take place every Sunday and will begin on September 13, 2009, through August 22, 2010, and will visit Port Canaveral, FL; Nassau, Bahamas & Freeport, Bahamas. The 2010 sail dates are: 5/23; 6/6; 6/20; 7/4; 7/18; 8/1; 8/15 & 8/29 and will visit Grand Turk, Half Moon Cay (their private island in the Bahamas) & Freeport, Bahamas. There is a special 6-Day sailing on September 7, 2009 to Port Canaveral and Freeport, Bahamas. |
CARNIVAL MAY OFFER THREE DINING OPTIONS FOR GUESTS |
Carnival has been testing open seating on the Carnival Legend and if its tests continue to be successful with guests, the new plan probably will be rolled out fleetwide over the next year. At this time Carnival offers traditional dining with early dining at 6:00pm and late dining at 8:15pm (some ship also offer a second early and late dining option). This open seating is in response to requests from guests and to also appeal to new guests. |
MARRIAGE ON THE HIGH SEAS |
If you are looking for a unique wedding experience how about getting married on a luxurious cruise ship with friends and family? Make it a combo wedding/honeymoon and start the honeymoon right there. Just about every cruise line offers the opportunity to get married on board. Many also have beautiful wedding chapels to hold the memorable event. Below is just a small sampling of what you could do for your special day on several popular cruise lines: Carnival Cruise Lines offers 3 packages starting at $845 that include the ceremony, champagne toast with keepsake flutes, cake, flowers and photographic servies and more. Couples can add a variety of options onto any of the packages. Celebrity Cruises and sister company Azmara Cruises are preparing to launch legal, captain-led wedding ceremonies in 2008. Basic packages include perks like a private reception in the ship's specialty restaurant as well as cake and champagne. Princess Cruises, which also offers the captain to perform your ceremony, now has the Engagement Under the Stars package, for someone who is looking for a unique way to "pop" the question to that special someone. They will film your proposal and air it on the jumbo movie screen outdoors for a surprise your special someone will remember for a lifetime! For the Disney lovers out there Disney Cruise Lines offer packages starting at $2,500 and include dinner reservations, an officiant (the ship's captain or other officiant), a bridal bouquet, a groom's boutonniere, a cake with either a Mickey Mouse or floral topper, dress steaming, and services of a wedding coordinator. The nuptials can take place in one of three venues: the Cadillac Lounge, at Cataway Cay (their private island in the Bahamas) on the Head's Up Deck--a pier where couples can exchange vows over the water or on the beautiful sandy beach. This is just a small idea of what you can do for your special day on board a cruise ship. For more information or to see if the cruis eline you want to sail on offers packages please email me. Most cruise lines also offer vow renewal and anniversary cermonies as well. |
