Riu Ocho Rios Jamaica wedding

Well, last night I returned home after hanging out with Brenda and Jason for their destination wedding at the Riu Ocho Rios in Jamaica! It was nice to head back to Jamaica again for the 3rd time in a year! The trip was wonderful and I had a blast hanging out with Brenda, Jason and all their fam and friends. It was great to be a part of the wedding and to take pictures of the rehearsal and wedding day. We even did a Trash the Dress session afterwards!!! Since the rest of May and all of June are going to be very busy I decided to take a couple extra days to relax. So on Monday and Tuesday after the wedding, I hooked up with Kevin (an awesome private tour guide) and explored “the real” Jamaica!!! There will be many pictures posted later!

Brenda kept asking me what the weather was going to be like!

It rained the Thursday and Friday before the wedding, but turned out to be a great day!

Mom-mom’s wheelchair came in pretty handy when the girls were getting ready.

Yes…here are more shoe shots!

Guests started to arrive at the ceremony site.

The guys were ironing and getting ready in a room on the other side of the hotel.

Some showed up a little late.

Mom-mom was ready to go!

It’s go time, Jason!!!

The backdrop doesn’t get any better than this!

Someone was a little tired of standing….

Of course we took some family pictures after the ceremony.

Less than 20 minutes…..

I love this picture because it looks like a fake backdrop at prom!

This is the real deal, though…just some trick exposure and flash work.

“Give me the dragon!” lol

Some laughs……

Some tears……

Here is Seth, the best man….he turned out to be a pretty nice guy. He also has a pretty cool belt buckle!

Mom-mom enjoyed herself, too!

Brenda, Jason and me after their wedding day!

Thanks guys for allowing me to be a part of your amazing destination wedding in Jamaica!!

All images will be available around June 20th!

~Rob

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