Paige POWELL
Jack ELSBROCK
WEDDING WEEKEND SCHEDULE
And the countdown begins!
Our wedding weekend is just around the corner and we are looking forward to celebrating with you all! Grab your passport, your finest Caribbean wardrobe, and head down to the islands – we can't wait to see you in February!
Below we've laid out details of our wedding weekend. Please scroll to familiarize yourself with information as it pertains to each wedding event. If you have any questions please reach out to elsbrockwedding@gmail.com.
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The night before
LOCATION
Long Bay Beach Resort, Pool Deck
PARTY BEGINS
5:30pm
Join us Thursday, February 5th for a
Join us at Long Bay as we kick off the wedding weekend. All guests must wear white dressy casual attire. Scroll below for reference on what to wear. No flip flops, please.
All white attire welcome PARTY
LONG BAY BEACH RESORT
Wedding day
Please plan to come to Long Bay around 4:30p to enjoy a cocktail pre-ceremony. Transportation is provided from Sebastians and Sugar Mill. Island formal attire required. Ceremony begins at 5:00pm with music, cocktails, dinner and dancing to follow.
LOCATION
Long Bay Beach Resort
CEREMONY BEGINS
5:00pm sharp
TRANSPORATION
TBD
JOIN US FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH AT
The day after
LOCATION
Pick up is at Sopers Hole Marina
BOARDING BEGINS
TBD
Join us sATURDAY, February 7TH for a
Join us for a day out at sea — sunshine, clear waters and good vibes. We will be cruising around the surrounding islands, dropping anchor at beautiful beaches and local bars along the way.
BOAT DAY ON THE CARIBBEAN SEA
The Wedding
Ladies
Ladies: Island formal calls for elegant, breathable fabrics with a touch of tropical glam. Think silk, chiffon, or linen maxi/midi dresses, prints, or chic monochromatic looks. Dressy sandals, wedges, or block heels are perfect. Barefoot on the beach is welcome for cocktail hour to follow.
Gentlemen: Aim for polished and coastal. Lightweight sport coats or linen jackets paired with button-downs (no tie needed), linen or tailored trousers, and loafers or dressy shoes. You can skip the tux, but a jacket is still encouraged.
all white attire welcome party
white casual dressy attire
Ladies: Think elevated summer whites — silk, linen, or textured mini/midi dresses, chic two-piece sets, or subtle patterns in soft neutrals. Footwear can be dressy but comfortable: flats, block heels, or low strappy sandals all work beautifully.
Gentlemen: Aim for crisp, polished whites and light neutrals — linen shirts, relaxed button-downs, tailored shorts or trousers, and easy summer polos. Loafers, clean sneakers, or woven slip-ons fit the vibe.
island formal
Gentlemen
Ladies
Gentlemen
Boat day
boat attire
Ladies: Think easy, breezy layers — one-pieces or bikinis paired with cover-ups, beach dresses and/or sarongs. Sunglasses, hats, and SPF are musts. Sandals or slides are perfect, and don't forget a towel and anything you need to stay comfortable in the sun.
Gentlemen: Opt for swim trunks and lightweight tops or breathable tees. Keep footwear simple with sandals or boat shoes. Bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a towel.
Ladies
Gentlemen
What should I wear?
Important TRAVEL reminders & TIPS:
- Check your passport & make sure it's up to date!
- To enter the British Virgin Islands (BVI), all travelers, including those from North America, need a valid passport, with at least six months of validity remaining after your planned departure date.
- Be prepared to bring cash, the BVI's accept US dollars.
- Expect pleasant weather with warm air & water temps (70-80s).
- You won't need any international travel adapters.
- Credit cards are accepted in hotels and larger restaurants, but most smaller restaurants, cafés and bars only accept cash.
- The beauty of these islands IS the slower pace. Embrace the island time ◡̈
- There are no Ubers and Lyfts on island, only taxi's.