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VOWS – Loving You…
Jannae and Travis share a kiss.<strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong>
All Woman, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style
March 4, 2017

VOWS – Loving You…

Eight years of courtship culminated on Saturday, January 7, 2017 at the Montego Bay Convention Centre when graphic designer and video editor Jannae Campbell and infrastructure development project manager Travis Richards were joined in holy matrimony.

How they met…The two were tweens when they met at a surprise birthday party for Jannae’s mother. Travis, who was visiting from Canada and had just arrived that day, was accompanying a family friend. They both recall playing hide and seek.Their relationship over the years…The friendship continued on and off, but whenever Travis came to Jamaica for vacation — almost every summer — they would reconnect. Indeed, their entire relationship remained a long-distance one, even while they were engaged. The interesting part of their courtship was the travelling. Jannae was in New York for school and Travis was living in Toronto. It wasn’t easy for them, but they remained committed to each other and pulled out all the stops — plane rides, trains and buses — just to see each other. Our first date, as told by Jannae“Our first real date didn’t happen until we were in college. Being in a long-distance relationship we didn’t really get to go on an actual date until we had the means to travel, which was during our college years. It was Valentine’s Day 2006 and we went to Cheesecake Factory. The wait was long, so we left and went to Red Lobster, where we had a fun night.”The proposal…“On January 7, 2016, Travis proposed to me at my parents’ house where we first met,” explained Jannae.“The house was in the process of being refurbished for renting, and they brought me there under the pretence that it would be my last opportunity to see the house before it was rented. When I got there and walked in I saw Travis on one knee with rose petals everywhere.”The ceremony The exchange of vows took place at the Montego Bay Convention Centre. “Shades of blush and gold were used to enhance the vintage romance theme of our wedding,” shared Jannae. Indeed, the aisle leading to the altar featured gold tree branches. Wearing romantic blush dresses designed by Watters Bridal, the gorgeous bridesmaids made their way up the aisle to Major’sAs the music filled the room, the bride, stunning in a gown with a fully beaded bodice and ball skirt from Eddy K Bridal, proceeded up the aisle to her groom. In her hands she clutched a bouquet of white roses. She was escorted by her parents Hyacinth and Owen Campbell.The proceedings were officiated by Bishop Lascelles Allen and Winston Leith.The ReceptionThe reception was held at the same location. The bridal party made their entrance to The Weeknd’sThe evening continued with the unveiling of the four-tiered chocolate cake from The Cake Studio and a hearty reception dinner complete with an array of desserts catered by Executive Chef Randie Anderson and his team at the Montego Bay Convention Centre. Guests also played games, and three lucky guests walked away with prizes, which included a trip to the spa, a day pass at The Hilton Rose Hall and a basket of Baileys for a winning table.The HoneymoonJannae and Travis honeymooned at Couples Negril Resort.

How they met…

The two were tweens when they met at a surprise birthday party for Jannae’s mother. Travis, who was visiting from Canada and had just arrived that day, was accompanying a family friend. They both recall playing hide and seek.

Their relationship over the years…

The friendship continued on and off, but whenever Travis came to Jamaica for vacation — almost every summer — they would reconnect. Indeed, their entire relationship remained a long-distance one, even while they were engaged. The interesting part of their courtship was the travelling. Jannae was in New York for school and Travis was living in Toronto. It wasn’t easy for them, but they remained committed to each other and pulled out all the stops — plane rides, trains and buses — just to see each other.

Our first date, as told by Jannae

“Our first real date didn’t happen until we were in college. Being in a long-distance relationship we didn’t really get to go on an actual date until we had the means to travel, which was during our college years. It was Valentine’s Day 2006 and we went to Cheesecake Factory. The wait was long, so we left and went to Red Lobster, where we had a fun night.”

The proposal…

“On January 7, 2016, Travis proposed to me at my parents’ house where we first met,” explained Jannae.

“The house was in the process of being refurbished for renting, and they brought me there under the pretence that it would be my last opportunity to see the house before it was rented. When I got there and walked in I saw Travis on one knee with rose petals everywhere.”

The ceremony

The exchange of vows took place at the Montego Bay Convention Centre. “Shades of blush and gold were used to enhance the vintage romance theme of our wedding,” shared Jannae. Indeed, the aisle leading to the altar featured gold tree branches.

Wearing romantic blush dresses designed by Watters Bridal, the gorgeous bridesmaids made their way up the aisle to Major’s

This Is Why I Love You. They were escorted by the dapper groomsmen in grey three-piece suits complemented by blush ties. At the altar stood Travis, debonair in a tailored dark grey tuxedo which featured a tailcoat and white bow tie.

As the music filled the room, the bride, stunning in a gown with a fully beaded bodice and ball skirt from Eddy K Bridal, proceeded up the aisle to her groom. In her hands she clutched a bouquet of white roses. She was escorted by her parents Hyacinth and Owen Campbell.

The proceedings were officiated by Bishop Lascelles Allen and Winston Leith.

The Reception

The reception was held at the same location. The bridal party made their entrance to The Weeknd’s

Starboy, followed by the newly-weds who made their entrance to Beres Hammond’sWhat One Dance Can Do.

The evening continued with the unveiling of the four-tiered chocolate cake from The Cake Studio and a hearty reception dinner complete with an array of desserts catered by Executive Chef Randie Anderson and his team at the Montego Bay Convention Centre.

Guests also played games, and three lucky guests walked away with prizes, which included a trip to the spa, a day pass at The Hilton Rose Hall and a basket of Baileys for a winning table.

The Honeymoon

Jannae and Travis honeymooned at Couples Negril Resort.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The reception featured the combined creativity of the team at the Montego Bay Convention Centre and New Levels Decor.<strong> <strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong><br></strong>
The elaborate dessert station complete with the couple&rsquo;s initials on the ice sculpture<strong> <strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong><br></strong>
The tossing of the bouquet<strong> <strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong><br></strong>
The unveiling of the cake by mother of the bride Hyacinth Campbell (left) and mother of the groom Cynthia Sewell<strong> <strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong><br></strong>
The four-tiered chocolate cake by Sheri-Ann Cha from The Cake Studio in Mandeville<strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong>
Mr and Mrs Travis Richards bask in the expressions of love<strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong>
The groom and his parents Cynthia Sewell and Vincent Richards<strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong>
Mr and Mrs Travis Richards share a picture-perfect moment with members of the bride&rsquo;s family.<strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong>
The newly-weds cut their four-tiered chocolate cake.<strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong>
Jannae and her bridesmaids. From left: Cousins Marisol Salmon and Arianna Alleyne, maid of honour and sister Chantay Campbell-Neil, Krisann Thomas and cousin Lauren Holland.<strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong>
Gold tree branches lined the aisle to the altar.<strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong>
Ring bearer Jahshai Dennis, nephew of the groom<strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong>
Hyacinth and Owen Campbell escort their daughter to her bridegroom.<strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong>
The groom and his groomsmen<strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong>
The newly-weds with members of their bridal party: (From left) bridesmaids Arianna Alleyen, Krisann Thomas, Lauren Holland, Marisol Salmon, maid of honour and sister of the bride Chantay Campbell-Neil, Jannae and Travis Richards, best man Everton-Dwight Campbell, groomsmen Rhaul Allen, Michael Bonnick and Stephen Deans.<strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong>
It&rsquo;s offical! Members of the bridal party release balloons to celebrate the union of the newly-weds.<strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong>
Families of the bride and groom cheer on the newly-weds as they enjoy a kiss.<strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong>
The newly-weds with members of the groom&rsquo;s family<strong><strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong></strong>
Jannae accepts a congratulatory kiss from her parents Hyacinth and Owen Campbell.<strong> (Lexon Photography)</strong>

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