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Vows: Flickers of Happily Ever After
Mr & Mrs Mikhail Nation (Photo: Stefano Diamond/@01diamondphotography)
Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style, Under the Dryer
July 12, 2021

Vows: Flickers of Happily Ever After

Gracefiire Candles principal Tasmarie Whitelocke and photographer Mikhail Nation are still basking in the aftermath of their black and white nuptials, which took place on Friday, June 4, at Day O’ Plantation Restaurant & Bar, Fairfield Road, Montego Bay.

“We both grew up in the Mount Salem Open Bible Church where we became best friends and by 2020 were dating,” Tasmarie shares with Tuesday Style Vows (TSV). “Our attraction isn’t what kept us together despite how strong it was, but the instinctual pull that no matter the storm we faced we were meant for each other.” she added. Their resolve to endure life’s challenges led to a proposal a year later on January 9, 2021, at Pineapple Beach, Montego Bay. The proposal might have caught Tasmarie off guard; the photo shoot, however, elicited a smile. Her husband-to-be was after all, a photographer!

There would be an impressive roll call of four photographers and a videographer on hand to capture the exchange of vows officiated by Reverend Gary and witnessed by immediate family members and close friends.

The rustic black and white décor created by Marcus Clarke enhanced the intimacy of the ocassion. Memorable moments included the bride’s show-stopping arrival in an off-the-shoulder sequinned Cinderella-style gown with a custom-made cape veil from Amahle by Sasheena Douglas. White high-top All-Star Converse sneakers completed the look. Her bridegroom was smart in a three-piece black and white suit.

The reception took the format of a cocktail party, with the bridal party setting the chillaxed mood with their lively entrance to Patoranking’s My Woman , My Everything featuring Wande Coal, followed by the newly-weds’ to Joseph Stepper’s Wife.

Mr & Mrs Mikhail Nation immediately moved to the dance floor for their ‘official’ first dance which segued to the parents’.

Master of ceremonies was Shane Gillette, who guided the couple through the unveiling and cutting of the black forest cake and cupcake tower by Zenaide Whittley of Sweet Zen Bake Shoppe. Toasts followed ahead of dinner.

The groom’s vote of thanks signalled the end of a perfect affair. Guests took the opportunity to personally congratulate the newly-weds and immortalised the event with personal photos prior to their departure.

Tasmarie and Mikhail enjoyed a brief honeymoon at Bahia Principe Grand Jamaica, Salt Coopers, Runaway Bay.

Under a haze ofbillowing smoke,Tasmarie andMikhail enjoy akiss.
Mr & Mrs Mikhail Nation (Photo: Dario Shields)
The unveiling of the cake by the groom’s mum BeverlyNation (left) and the bride’s Jenivine McCallum
(Photo: Stefano Diamond/@01diamondphotography)
The bride and groom enjoy their first dance as husband and wife toa medley of songs: Jesus and You by Drew Jacobs, Hello by Kes,In My Maserati by Olakira and Jerusalema by Master KG featuringNomcebo.
The groom’s mother Beverly Nation shares the dance floor with the newlyweds.
The weddingrings
The bride’s look is complete with white high-top All-Star Conversesneakers and silver earrings.
Wedding favours
Maid of honour Garsha Miranda(right) with bridesmaids (fromleft) Denae Shearer, TriscillaThompson-Drummond, ArielMorris, Kristanya Crichton, andJillian Brown
From left: Best man Walter Taylor, groomsmen Khary Brown, Llando Chin, Antonio Miranda, and PaulGreen
Mr & Mrs Mikhail Nation share an intimate moment on the lawns at Day O’ Plantation Restaurant & Bar.
The newly-weds and the groom’s parents, Beverly and GeorgeNation, flash perfect smiles.
Mr & Mrs Mikhail Nation radiate unbridled joy alongside the bride’smum Jenivine McCallum (right) and grandmother VeronicaMcCallum.
Reverend Gary Balfour prays for the successful union of Mikhailand Tasmarie.
The couple’s cupcake tower and cake byZenaide Whittley from Sweet Zen BakeShoppe

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