Welcome to "To Be Daniella" – My Journey Begins
Welcome to "To Be Daniella," a space where I blend my passions for photography, storytelling, travel, and luxury hospitality. As a proud Haitian woman, devoted mother and grandmother, and a Libra who loves all things bubbly, this blog is a reflection of my life’s most cherished moments. Here, I’ll share personal stories, travel adventures, and the stunning visuals that bring these tales to life.
Why This Blog?
Photography has always been more than a profession—it’s my way of preserving the beauty and emotion in everyday moments. From the joyful chaos of a family gathering to the serene stillness of a sunrise, every image holds a story waiting to be told. Over time, I realized I wanted to go beyond the frame—to share the lessons, emotions, and experiences that accompany these moments. Blogging felt like the perfect way to pair my visuals with words and connect deeply with others who share my love for family, travel, and storytelling.
Through this blog, I aim to showcase the unique charm and beauty of the hotels and destinations I visit, offering a glimpse into the experiences that make each place unforgettable. Whether it’s the warmth of a family trip, the elegance of a luxury hotel, or the vibrancy of a bustling city, my goal is to inspire travel, provide helpful insights, and connect with readers who celebrate life’s meaningful moments.
My Recent Adventure – A Family Trip to Japan
I began 2025 with a family trip to Japan, a whirlwind of culture, love, and unforgettable memories. With 19 adults and 2 children, the trip was as lively as it was heartwarming. From the bustling streets of Tokyo to the serene beaches of Okinawa, this journey brought together multiple generations to celebrate family and culminate in a beautiful wedding.
But let’s start at the beginning. In my next post, I’ll share tips on organizing a trip for 21 people, balancing the needs of kids, older family members, and everyone in between—all while preparing for a much-anticipated wedding in Okinawa.
