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Loving you
Neisha and Godfreyenjoyed their first kissas husband and wife.
All Woman, Features
January 27, 2019

Loving you

PriceSmart business agent Godfrey Davis and supervisor at Esty Caterers Neisha Harper are still basking in the aftermath of their nuptials that took place on Saturday, December 22, 2018, at Pembroke Hall Methodist Church. It was love at first sight when their eyes locked while strolling on campus at the Boys’ Town Vocational Training Centre, where they were both students of the Level 3 chef de partie course in 2015. “Godfrey made his feelings known and told me how he wanted me to be a part of his life,” shared Neisha with Vows . The reality that their feelings were mutual hit home one day when she called to check up on him because he was absent from class. From that phone call, their friendship blossomed and turned into love. Indeed, the proposal of marriage followed a year later on Neisha’s birthday, April 4 2016.

Here comes the bride…

Witnessed by immediate family members and friends, the couple exchanged vows guided by Reverend Stephen Mullings inside the Pembroke Hall Methodist Church, where the team from Fay J’s Wedding Decor and Event Planning used shades of rose pink, royal blue, and gold to enhance the space. Neisha was escorted up the aisle by her father Donavon Harper to Jennifer Hudson’s Giving Myself. She was a picture-perfect bride in a V-neck mermaid corset, fit-and-flare white gown with layers of tulle and lace from Sweetest Wedding Jamaica. Her bridegroom, suave in suiting by Daniel’s Tailoring, waited anxiously for the arrival of his bride.

The reception…

… was held at Mae’s Building. Formalities commenced when the master of ceremonies Ajohn Christie announced the arrival of the bridal party to Davido’s If. The newly-weds danced into the venue to My Woman My Everything by Patoranking featuring Wande Coal. This was immediately followed by their official first dance as husband and wife to Ed Sheeran’s Thinking Out Loud. There was also a father-and-daughter dance to Bob Carlisle’s Butterfly Kisses and a mother-and-son dance to A Song For Mama by Boyz II Men. Formalities continued with the cutting of the three-tiered fruitcake by Junior’s Gourmet and a scrumptious three-course meal by Junior’s Gourmet and Esty Caterers. It was truly an occasion to remember.

The honeymoon

Neisha and Godfrey enjoyed a “mini-moon” at the Hilton Hotel, Montego Bay.

Best man and groom’s brother Nashville Davis (left) and groomsmen (from second left) bride’s brotherChenlee Thompson and the groom’s brothers Hussein and Sheldon Davis.
The bride’s son Jahiem Smith carried the rings while flower girland the bride’s cousin Carlescia Fullerton prepared the way for thebride’s arrival
The bride was escorted up theaisle by her father DonavonHarper.
Reverend Stephen Mullings (centre) bestowed blessings upon thecouple.
Godfrey and Neisha participatein the sand ceremony.
Neisha and Godfreyenjoyed their first kissas husband and wife.
Newly-weds Mr and Mrs Godfrey DavisPhoto: Karl McLarty
Mr and Mrs Godfrey Davis enjoyed their official firstdance as husband and wife to Ed Sheeran’s Thinking OutLoud.
The bride and her father Donavon Harper tripped the light fantasticto Bob Carlisle’s 1997 hit Butterfly Kisses.
The groom and his mother on thedance floor to A Song for Mama byBoyz II Men.
The unveiling of the cake by the bride’s mother Nedra Wright Thompson (left) and the groom’s mum Jennifer EstyDavis…
Godfrey and Neisha participatein the sand ceremony.
The newly-weds cut their three-tiered wedding cake by Junior’s Gourmet.
In search of the garter….
Bridesmaids (from left) the groom’s sister Britany Davis, Tesia Douglas, bride’s cousin SamanthaWright, Lisann Stewart and maid of honour and sister of the bride Jenese Mullings.

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