5 Easy Steps to Planning Your Destination Wedding
Your wedding is one of the most important days of your life. It’s not only the time to commit yourself to your partner, but you also get to do so in front of the most important people in your life. Many couples plan their wedding for a long time so that they can make sure to make it as unique and personal as possible. One thing you can do to make it more unique is to consider investing in a destination weddings.
You can choose to have it in a tropical country, or in a castle in Europe, or wherever else you can think of. Just make sure to read the list below for the steps in planning your destination wedding.
1. Choose the location of the wedding – First and foremost, you need to choose the location. It can be anywhere, but how about making it more meaningful? If you and your partner like traveling, perhaps you’d like to choose a place where you had wonderful memories in. Or maybe you’d rather choose a country that you both really wanted to go to, or you have always dreamed of going there. Or maybe you’d like to pay homage to your grandparents and choose their home country. Once you have made a decision on a destination you can then look to see if there are any Cancun wedding packages (or wedding packages at your desired location) to help organise your wedding while you’re out of the country.
2. Research on the weather and accommodations – Once you have chosen your destination, it’s time to do your research. You need to pick the perfect time to get married. If it is a tropical country, choose a month when it will not be too hot. Some tropical countries also have a rainy season so do consider that. This is important especially if you are planning an outdoor wedding. it would be unfortunate that you planned the perfect wedding, only for it to rain on the day. Make sure to also choose a good accommodation for your guests. Consider the budget and the distance from where the wedding will take place. You should make sure that you have enough accommodations for all your guests before you send out the invite.
3. Inform your guests – Since this is a destination wedding, make sure to inform your guests as early as possible. They will need to arrange flights, accommodation and even take a leave from their work. Some couples even tell their guests as early as 8-9 months before their wedding. Instead of the wedding invitation, you can send a simple save the date card to inform them of the date and destination.
4. Be sure to visit the place – If you have the budget, it would be better to see the place before the actual wedding. You want to make sure that everything is as advertised and that there will be no surprises on the day of the event.
5. Hire a wedding planner to help you – If you are spreading yourself too thin, it would be better to hire a coordinator. Book one who is used to planning a destination wedding. They may even have contacts in that country and you can get discounts for your special day.