Destination weddings can be tough we have put together this awesome checklist to try and help you out as much as I can! 🙂
Choose a destination: Consider the location, weather, and any cultural or logistical considerations.
Determine the size and type of wedding you want: Will it be a small, intimate ceremony or a large, extravagant event?
Set a budget: Determine how much you are willing and able to spend on the wedding and stick to it.
Choose a wedding planner or coordinator: Consider hiring a professional to handle the logistics and details of the wedding.
Choose a venue: Consider the size, style, and location of the venue, as well as any additional amenities it offers.
Choose a date: Consider the weather, local events, and availability of the venue and other vendors.
Book transportation: Consider how guests will get to and from the venue, as well as any additional transportation needs for the wedding party.
Book accommodations: Consider the location, size, and style of the accommodations, as well as any additional amenities they offer.
Choose a caterer: Consider the style of food, dietary restrictions, and any additional services the caterer offers.
Choose a photographer: Consider the style, experience, and reputation of the photographer.
Choose a videographer: Consider the style, experience, and reputation of the videographer.
Choose a florist: Consider the style, experience, and reputation of the florist.
Choose a DJ or band: Consider the style, experience, and reputation of the DJ or band.
Choose a ceremony and reception location: Consider the size, style, and location of the ceremony and reception locations.
Choose wedding attire: Consider the style, theme, and location of the wedding when choosing attire for the wedding party and guests.
Choose wedding invitations: Consider the style, theme, and location of the wedding when choosing invitations.
Choose a wedding cake: Consider the size, style, and flavor of the wedding cake.
Choose favors: Consider the style, theme, and location of the wedding when choosing favors for guests.
Register for gifts: Consider creating a registry of gifts that reflect your personal style and interests.
Create a wedding website: Consider creating a website to share important information with guests and to keep them informed about the wedding.
Thats it, there is plenty more you can add to this list but we have done our very best to try and include everything we think you need to look at when planning your destination wedding.
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