Minister of Tourism Shamfa Cudjoe, foreground, second from left, takes part in the festivities along with Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister Ayanna Webster-Roy, right, and Minister of Community Development, Culture and the Arts Nyan Gadsby-Dolly, second from right, as they stroll along the Northside Road.
Minister of Tourism Shamfa Cudjoe, foreground, second from left, takes part in the festivities along with Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister Ayanna Webster-Roy, right, and Minister of Community Development, Culture and the Arts Nyan Gadsby-Dolly, second from right, as they stroll along the Northside Road.
Members of the “wedding” party celebrate following the ceremony, which was held at the Moriah Moravian Church.
Members of the “wedding” party celebrate following the ceremony, which was held at the Moriah Moravian Church.
The “bride” and “groom” lead the procession through Moriah, accompanied by Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles, right, and Tourism, Culture and Transportation Secretary Nadine Stewart-Phillips, left.
Here come the “bride” and “groom”.
Members of the “wedding” party celebrate following the ceremony, which was held at the Moriah Moravian Church.
Members of the “wedding” party celebrate following the ceremony, which was held at the Moriah Moravian Church.
The Tobago Heritage Festival continued this morning (July 15, 2017) with the renowned Moriah Ole Time Wedding, which took place at the Moriah Moravian Church. The ceremony is a lighthearted reenactment of weddings once held in Tobago. The ceremony was followed by a procession of the wedding party, well-wishers and onlookers through the village. Attending the ceremony were Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles, Tourism, Culture and Transportation Secretary Nadine Stewart-Phillips, Culture Minister Dr. Nyan Gadsby-Dolly, Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister Ayanna Webster-Roy (MP for Tobago East), and Tourism Minister Shamfa Cudjoe (MP for Tobago West).
