The REAL Wedding

Well, we did it, it was wonderful, words cannot describe the emotion of the day. The weather was worryingly wet first thing, but our combined meteorological might ensured it dried up in time, but bright rather than sunny which is why the photos look a bit flat, but hey, it is the tropics......!

If you are wondering why why we don't have sand between our toes, we realised the villa was so beautiful and the view so stunning, and the champagne easier to keep cold, that it was a bit of a no brainer to relocate the ceremony to Tamarind Villa (http://www.bequiatamarind.com/photo.htm)

In the days since the wedding, we've done very little other than eat very good food. We arranged for a local lady to prepare a meal a typical West Indian meal for us one evening and ended up with enough food to feed a large family (or us for at least a week).

We return to Zahara tomorrow and we leave for St Lucia on Thursday. After a few days in Marigot Bay putting the boat to bed for the hurricane season, we return to the UK on 13/14th May.

Mr and Mrs Greig-Dunn