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Instead of a wedding ceremony Saturday afternoon in the Cayman Islands, Bondi and Tampa ophthalmologist Greg Henderson will "make it official in several weeks when all our family members can be there," Bondi said when reached at the Ritz-Carlton Grand Cayman. A gathering Saturday evening was a "celebration of upcoming nuptials," Bondi said, adding that she planned to wear her wedding dress at the event. The wedding ultimately will be "small, private, and in a Baptist church soon" in the Tampa area, she added. In the meantime, "We are thrilled to be here having the time of our lives," she said. Bondi told the Tampa Bay Times last week that she was planning a beachfront wedding at the Ritz-Carlton. On Saturday, she declined to discuss what led to the change of plans. Among those who joined Bondi and Henderson this weekend: Gov. Rick Scott and his wife, Ann; Hillsborough State Attorney Mark Ober; former Tampa Mayor Dick Greco and his wife, Linda; and Kim and John Kirtley.

Kim Kirtley was the communications director for Bondi's campaign when she ran for attorney general. The group also included Henderson's mother and four adult children as well as Bondi's parents and younger brother, Brad. Bondi, 46, of Tampa, apparently tried to keep details about the trip quiet, but state Sen. Paula Dockery let the cat out of the bag in a Facebook post Thursday. Dockery, R-Lakeland, reported seeing Bondi at Tampa International Airport and being on the same flight to the islands. © 2016 Tampa Bay Times27 Best All-Inclusive Resorts for Honeymoons 15 Reasons Why Destination Weddings are Actually the Best Where do you want to celebrate? Real Destination Wedding Videos Join our Twitter Chat about #CaribWeddings How to Negotiate with Wedding Vendors 16 Best All-Inclusive Honeymoon Resorts These Bachelorette Party Ideas Are #SquadGoals How to Include Your Dog in Your Destination Wedding Weddings Romantique Stylish Destination Weddings

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The couple wed on Feb. 28. It was thanks to an introduction by their mutual friend, Meli, that the couple met for the first time. Ellie, originally from Northumberland, England, is a veterinary nurse and Wilmer, originally from La Ceiba, Honduras, is an assistant store manager. Weeks after meeting, they found themselves messaging each other and making plans to meet again. When they did, the place just so happened to be where they first met, Royal Palms. According to the groom, meeting that second time was where the magic started. The groom said that day he found the most amazing, beautiful and unique woman in the world, who made every day an adventure teeming with joy and love. After eight months together, Ellie ventured out to Spain to attend a friend’s wedding for a few weeks. It was during her absence abroad that Wilmer realized that Ellie was the one. Eager for her return, “Like kids wait for Christmas Day to open their gifts,” Wilmer made plans to propose to Ellie on the beach at Royal Palms, exactly one year after they met.

Ellie, completely unaware of his intent, came down with a migraine and foiled his plans. Wilmer, however, was not to be deterred. He eventually found his moment, got down on one knee and proposed to Ellie – she was in her pajamas. The couple went on to celebrate their engagement over pizza. Choosing to go light on her wedding day, Ellie wore a linen skirt and sequined top as her wedding dress. Wilmer was met at the altar by Ellie, who was given away by her father, Fred McIver. Wilmer said his favorite portion of the wedding was listening to his wife-to-be recite her vows in Spanish, whereas for Ellie, having all her friends and family present was unforgettable. Having let her husband choose the wedding rings, which she did not see until the day, was also one of Ellie’s favorite things that happened. Following the ceremony, the newlyweds enjoyed salsa dancing and motorcycle riding, with a reception at The Wharf. The wedding planners included friends Jessica Manson, Lisa Hunter, Courtney Peddle and Alison Thorburn.