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Barbados Fauna -- Part of Our Barbados Series
I love taking pictures, and I was quite busy snapping away at all the fabulous wedding venues we saw on Barbados. But every once in a while I had to stop to take a picture or two (or ten) of the amazing flowers and trees -- the variety, lushness and beauty of the island was everywhere to be found. Here is just a sampling of the flowers I saw at every turn.
With choices like these, there's little reason to import roses from South America for your Barbados wedding...
With choices like these, there's little reason to import roses from South America for your Barbados wedding...
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