Bahamian Wedding | Graycliff Wedding Venue | Nausau, Bahamas

The Wyndhams

February 13, 2020

Larry & Sarah tied the knot in Nausau, Bahamas at Graycliff. The venue seriously looked like where the final rose ceremony of the Bachelor should be held. You walk into a very old building where there is dining rooms and outside porch areas set up for reception eating. Going through the backyard is never ending with opportunity for a ceremony anywhere. It seriously looks like walking through a jungle. There was so many different areas for receptions and ceremonies, each closed off by trees. There could have been 3 weddings going on at the same time and no one would have ever realized.

Larry has a son, Hunter, from a previous marriage and Hunter walked Sarah down the aisle. It was honestly so unplanned but it worked out beautifully.

Everyone has a story, but I swear theirs, and specifically Larry’s, is so emotional and beautiful at the same time. His story is not mine to tell but I can tell my version. There was a time in highschool where I got a text saying my mom was headed to Tampa, she wasn’t sure how much longer Larry would live. He got diagnosed with a very unique and scary disease that left him unable to walk for months. By the grace of God, he survived. We never thought we would see the day he would get remarried. He has such a beautiful life now, with a beautiful son, step-daughter, WIFE and baby on the way!! The entire family was crying at his ceremony. They shared vows with each other as well as for the other’s child. Hunter got emotional a few times and it was seriously so so so beautiful.

Documenting their wedding was an honor. I am so happy I did. I have always wanted to do an out of country wedding and it just so happened to be my uncle as the first. I’m ready for many more! ESPECIALLY, if they include a cruise like theirs did!!

My favorite photos here are Hunter getting happy tears while Sarah read her vows to him and Nova hugging momma and the baby in her belly, and Hunter overwhelmed with joy after the ceremony finished!