A barefoot ceremony on Negril’s Seven Mile Beach. A garden gazebo wrapped in tropical florals at a Sandals resort in Ocho Rios. A sunset vow exchange on a Montego Bay terrace with the Caribbean rolling out behind you. Jamaica’s mix of palm-fringed beaches, lush gardens, and warm island hospitality has made it one of the most popular destination wedding spots…
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There’s something undeniably romantic about saying “I do” on a soft Mexican beach with turquoise water stretching out behind you and your favorite people kicking off their shoes in the sand. And here’s the surprising part: a destination wedding in Mexico typically costs between $5,000 and $20,000 for an all-inclusive package, with most of our Destination Wedding couples spending around…
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Real wedding guest attendance data from destination weddings, with average guest counts by destination and what actually drives who says yes.
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Ten destination micro wedding packages under $3,000, from complimentary to $1,800, with real prices, guest limits, and what each one includes.
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Congratulations. The ring is on, the news is out, and somewhere in the middle of it all you’re wondering how much time this actually takes. The honest answer is that it depends entirely on which kind of wedding you’re having. An at-home wedding and a destination wedding run on genuinely different clocks, and the mistake couples make is applying one…
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Congratulations. Somewhere between the champagne and the third phone call, someone has already asked when the wedding is. Here’s the direct answer: most couples wait two to four weeks after getting engaged before doing anything practical. That pause isn’t procrastination. Decisions made in the first two weeks tend to get unmade, because you’re deciding in the middle of the most…
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Congratulations on your engagement! Now that you have said “yes” to the big question, it’s time to start preparing for your big day. The further ahead you start planning, the better off you will be in the end. Below, you will find a month-by-month engagement checklist that will help you build the wedding of your dreams. This engagement preparation list…
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Congratulations. The ring’s on, the calls are made, and somewhere in the next few weeks the question shifts from “can you believe it” to “so what’s the plan?” This is a guide to the first 90 days. Not the whole wedding, just the stretch where a handful of decisions quietly determine everything that follows. Get these right and the next…
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Congratulations. Someone asked, you said yes, and right now your phone probably hasn’t stopped. Here’s the honest answer to what you do next: almost nothing, for about two weeks. Four things are genuinely time-sensitive, and we’ll get to those. Everything else people are already asking you about (the date, the venue, the guest list, whether you’ll do a destination wedding)…
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A destination wedding gives you the kind of celebration most couples only dream about. Most couples planning a destination wedding give themselves 10 to 18 months from "yes" to "I do." Here's the step-by-step timeline our Certified Destination Wedding Specialists walk every couple through, plus a free printable checklist.
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Getting legally married in Mexico isn’t complicated, but the steps are specific. You’ll need a civil ceremony at a Mexican Registry Office (Registro Civil), three to four business days in the country before the ceremony, apostilled and translated documents, and a brief health screening completed locally. The good news: most all-inclusive resort wedding teams have walked thousands of couples through…
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Your dress is the one thing in your luggage you can’t replace. Everything else that goes missing between home and your destination is an inconvenience. This isn’t, which is why it’s worth spending twenty minutes planning how it travels. The good news is that this is a solved problem. Airlines move wedding dresses constantly, crews are generally glad to help,…
