It Lasts for a Few Days

Unlike an ordinary wedding where you get a few hours with the guests before everyone goes home, a destination wedding means that you’ll be with them for a few days and that the celebration will last as long as you’re there. Think about if this is a pro or a con to you, depending on your relationship with future guests.

Holiday for Everyone

The vibe at destination weddings is typically great because everyone is on holiday, but make sure to notify people at least a year in advance, so they can plan ahead.

Short Guest List

A destination wedding is a perfect excuse to cut the guest list to a smaller number, so it’s a great idea if that’s what you had planned but not as great if you want to have a big wedding.

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When you are traveling with your partner trying to find the perfect place to have your destination wedding, there is so much that needs to go into it before you can sign on the dotted line. If you are having trouble deciding on a spot, consider the following factors and you might find it a bit easier!

Flights

Think about how big the airport is at your potential destination. It needs to be big enough that people can get to it from different places, or at least cheap enough from one or two big hubs that people can take a flight from. Also, since you will probably go there at least once or twice before the wedding, think about how much it will cost you to fly there and back.

Activities

Whenever you have a destination wedding, most people will be staying for at least a few days since it might be a big trip to come. Think about what there is to do in the area for your guests when considering a destination, and if there isn’t much to do, think about what kinds of activities you can organize for your guests to give them a great vacation.

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It Lasts for a Few Days

Unlike an ordinary wedding where you get a few hours with the guests before everyone goes home, a destination wedding means that you’ll be with them for a few days and that the celebration will last as long as you’re there. Think about if this is a pro or a con to you, depending on your relationship with future guests.

Holiday for Everyone

The vibe at destination weddings is typically great because everyone is on holiday, but make sure to notify people at least a year in advance, so they can plan ahead.

Short Guest List

A destination wedding is a perfect excuse to cut the guest list to a smaller number, so it’s a great idea if that’s what you had planned but not as great if you want to have a big wedding.

The post The Pros and Cons of Having a Destination Wedding appeared first on Traveler Master.

When you are traveling with your partner trying to find the perfect place to have your destination wedding, there is so much that needs to go into it before you can sign on the dotted line. If you are having trouble deciding on a spot, consider the following factors and you might find it a bit easier!

Flights

Think about how big the airport is at your potential destination. It needs to be big enough that people can get to it from different places, or at least cheap enough from one or two big hubs that people can take a flight from. Also, since you will probably go there at least once or twice before the wedding, think about how much it will cost you to fly there and back.

Activities

Whenever you have a destination wedding, most people will be staying for at least a few days since it might be a big trip to come. Think about what there is to do in the area for your guests when considering a destination, and if there isn’t much to do, think about what kinds of activities you can organize for your guests to give them a great vacation.

The post How to Decide Where to Have Your Destination Wedding appeared first on Traveler Master.