Thank you so much for visiting our honeymoon registry! After getting engaged in September, it didn't take us long to decide that we wanted to go somewhere warm and tropical for our honeymoon. We finally decided on Jamaica!!!! We just couldn't think of a better way to begin our lives together as husband and wife than laying on the beach and relaxing!
When we thought about the whole idea of "registering" we both immediately knew that we really didn't need the typical household things people normally register for, like pots and pans or place settings, as we have already had to consolidate 2 households of toasters and blenders, etc. We wanted to come up with something that is meaningful and unique to us.
What could possibly be more meaningful to us than the memories we will create together on our honeymoon. This special trip will last a lifetime in our hearts!
So, here it is ... our honeymoon registry! Take a glimpse of some of the things we will do. Whatever gift you give to us, whether it's a contribution toward the hotel or airfare or just a cocktail to have while soaking up the sun, will really be truly appreciated and something we will always remember and be grateful for.
Thank you so much for being a part of our upcoming wedding. We are so excited as the big day is quickly approaching!
We are so very happy to have your love and support.
Love,
Kathem and Katie
We're going to Negril, Jamaica!
The third-largest of the Caribbean islands, Jamaica is both geographically and culturally diverse. You'll find most of the major cities on the coasts, because the interior is dominated by rainforest-covered mountains and the unique, uninhabited "Cockpit Country," a limestone plateau marked by ravines and unexplored caves. Most resorts huddle along the north coast, with its secluded coves and white sand beaches. You'll find music and dancing practically everywhere on the island %u2013 the reggae, calypso, and ska that tourists have come to expect, but also newer Jamaica's own twist on more contemporary sounds. Although the island is dominated by people of African descent, the culture %u2013 including its cuisine %u2013 has been shaped by native Indian, Spanish, Middle Eastern, Chinese and British influences as well. Jamaicans speak English, as well as a local patois blending a variety of languages reflecting its long and varied history.
Our Registry