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Milestone: Wohoo! We’re Married!

On December 13th of 2010, I married Lisah.

Cover photo: @jerrysilfwer

On December 13th of 2010, I mar­ried Lisah.

We exchanged vows on a beach in a non-reli­gious cere­mony in Antigua, West Indies. The rain poured all night, but a rain­bow greeted us out­side our bun­ga­low in the morn­ing, and the Caribbean weath­er gods smiled at us for the rest of the day. Phew!

Lisah Silfwer portrait.
Wifey get­ting ready for our wedding.

There was a mal­func­tion with Lisah’s wed­ding dress dur­ing the cere­mony as one of her shoulder straps snapped, but as luck would have it, I just happened to carry a bobby pin in my pock­et. That had to be my defin­it­ive McGyver-moment, surely. 1The dress was one of a kind and made out of 18,5 metres of silk. Still, we jumped into the ocean with our wed­ding clothes later in the even­ing!

We had a magic­al day, and Lisah and I could­n’t be hap­pi­er. We’ll stay here at the Cocobay Resort for a few weeks before head­ing off to spend a few days at the Ladera Resort on St Lucia. After that, we cel­eb­rate Christmas and New Year’s back in our New York apartment.

Lisah Silfwer
Wifey on our wed­ding day (Antigua, West Indies).

For our fam­ily and friends — thank you so much for your best wishes, and we’ll see you all in January. 


Please sup­port my blog by shar­ing it with oth­er PR- and com­mu­nic­a­tion pro­fes­sion­als. For ques­tions or PR sup­port, con­tact me via jerry@​spinfactory.​com.

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ANNOTATIONS
1 The dress was one of a kind and made out of 18,5 metres of silk. Still, we jumped into the ocean with our wed­ding clothes later in the evening!
Jerry Silfwer
Jerry Silfwerhttps://doctorspin.net/
Jerry Silfwer, alias Doctor Spin, is an awarded senior adviser specialising in public relations and digital strategy. Currently CEO at KIX Index and Spin Factory. Before that, he worked at Kaufmann, Whispr Group, Springtime PR, and Spotlight PR. Based in Stockholm, Sweden.

The Cover Photo

The cover photo has nothing to do with public relations, of course. I share for no other reason that I happen to enjoy photography. Call it an “ornamental distraction”—and a subtle reminder to appreciate nature.

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