We will be staying here for a mini-honeymoon after the wedding, as we aren't able to go on our Honeymoon until January. Please help us keep the wedding vibes going at this local resort close to home for some R&R!

We are still on the hunt for our first home, and know with that would come many expenses. We'd appreciate any gift that helps us make our future new house a home!

Bonnie is a local carpenter with a showroom located in Highland, NY. She makes some of the most interesting pieces we've ever seen, and we'd love to have one of her lamps or other unique items in our home!

The ultimate romantic escape for you and your loved one. Begin with a long, luxurious Himalayan Salt Soak and seasonal aromatherapy while indulging in an Artisanal Cheese Board and Prosecco. End with a relaxing full body massage to ease tension and release toxins from the body. An exceptional experience created just for the two of you.

On our honeymoon in Guatemala, we will be doing an overnight trip with Old Town Outfitters, which is the highlight of our honeymoon plans! The Acatenango overnight hike combined with a 4X4 off-road ride to the summit trailhead, where we will camp overnight and hike the rest of the summit. We will see amazing 360 views and a live volcanic fireworks show of Volcano Fuego which erupts about every 15-20 minutes!

Uncover marine life around the Belize barrier reef on this snorkeling cruise from Caye Caulker. Swim in protected waters among turtles, sharks, manatees, pristine corals, and a shipwreck.

The ATM Cave - or Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave - is a possible contender for Belize's most stunning attraction. Located close to the town of San Ignacio, the ATM Cave is the most popular cave tour in Belize. Its vast network of underground chambers is known as a treasure trove for archaeologists but also for its diverse ecosystem of bats, crabs, crayfish, and tropical fish.

We love to spend our days out on lakes and ponds in the area, with friends and some drinks!

A Movie Thyme event screens great films in a decorated dining setting. As you watch the film, inspired dishes are brought to you throughout the film; so that as you watch the movie you get to taste it too. The menu is composed of a five course dinner and two cocktails served at perfect timing with the film. Some dishes are even interactive to put you right into the movie. Each element and course is inspired by a scene on the screen.

Want to see where your cup of coffee comes from and how much work actually goes into it to get to you? It is outstanding!From the little coffee plant seedlings to picking the berries off the tree, all the way to drying and roasting the coffee beans, you will experience it all.

What cacao meant to the Mayans and what it still means now is a large part of their culture and an amazing experience to have. The Mayan Cacao Ceremony is lead by a local female indigenous Mayan Shaman. Components of the ceremony include the ceremonial preparation and drinking of the cacao, intention setting, meditation, rhythmic chanting, traditional musical instruments, and storytelling.

Learn everything you can about the stingless Mayan bees. From the differences between Apismelifira, Meliponas and Mayan bees to why Mayan bees are so important to the Mayan culture. Witness the honey-making process, complete with demonstrations, and what type of medicinal and non-medicinal products they make out of the Mayan Bee honey. And sadly, you’ll learn why they are going extinct due to the invasion of other foreign species of bees.