Due you to the unusual events of 2020, my clients Stacie & Darren had to change their wedding plans. With much uncertainty as to when things would settle down and people could gather in crowds again they decided to seal the deal and tie the knot. As it happens this was just the first of two weddings I captured for Stacie & Darren, as this first wedding at the Ritz Carlton, Grand Cayman was small gathering of close friends and family.

After a long wait and many rearranged plans it was great to see Stacie and Darren finally getting married. We captured some amazing images of them two, running down 7 mile beach with sparklers in hand. 

The shot I got them at the bottom of the stairs of the Ritz Carlton, back-lit with a silhouette effect is one of my favourite wedding photos I’ve ever taken.

Four months later I captured that wedding again! This time at Kaibo on the North Side of Cayman, with a much larger audience.

This full day wedding at the Ritz Carlton, Grand Cayman, was probably one of funnest wedding’s I’ve captured due to Marybeth & Paul’s infectious fun and loving personalities. These loving personalities made for some wonderful captures throughout the day at the Ritz. 

Even when the all the guests had to be moved in doors during the reception due to a sudden downpour, soaked but still smiling bright as ever were out bride & groom and everyone in attendance for that matter. It’s understandable to be a bit upset if it rains during your wedding, especially if you chosen to come to the Cayman Islands specifically for the sunshine and the ability to have your wedding cake on the beach, but that really didn’t matter to Marybeth & Paul – their love for their family, their friends and each other was far more important.

Every moment of this wedding was a blast to capture, the getting ready, the first look, the speeches and the sunset photos were all as beautiful as their love for each other.