7 Capture Worthy

Early Monday morning, not long after sunrise, we returned to Nassau after honeymooning at Kamalame Cay for six days. Three days longer than we initially intended, booked even, but it was no more than seven minutes after landing that we decided to stay for the intimate brunch they were hosting alongside Young’s Champagne the following Sunday. Now easing back in to my regular routine I figured the week would move at a snails pace, as could be expected following a vacation, and even more so after months of planning our April 19th wedding, but that has hardly been the case. These past few days have quickly come and went and this weekend, in-between celebrating our dear friends’ birthdays, I look forward to time spent together unwrapping wedding gifts and finding their rightful place in our home.

Have a lovely weekend.

– We were greeted home with the most beautiful bloom of boungavillea in our garden. What we fondly refer to as the roses of The Bahamas –

– Set-up for our aforementioned Sunday brunch. My favourite design element, the single leaf at each place setting –

– In celebration of Saturday’s Kentucky Derby I’ll make tropical inspired juleps to be sipped from our Salisbury Pewter Mint Julep Cups, a wedding gift from a dear family friend –

– Via instagram, my HUSBAND exploring Kamalame Cay –

– Via instagram, the Marena Y Sol kaftan I mentioned here –

– One of the most heartfelt wedding gifts we received. Engraved mussel shells from my now parents-in-law. A gift inspired by our wedding’s theme, more on that later! –

– A scene from my window seat on our return to Nassau. I love how it appears the wing of the plane is holding up the cloud –