Destination Wedding Package
Destination wedding packages have become popular with many brides and grooms who want to have a non-traditional wedding in a vacation locale, and remain in that location for their honeymoon.
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Destinations
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Popular locations for destination weddings include Hawaii, Las Vegas, Mexico, cruise ships, and the Caribbean---especially all-inclusive resorts.
Growth
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Destination weddings accounted for 16 percent of weddings in 2006, a four-fold increase from a decade earlier, according to a Conde Nast Bridal Group survey.
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Features
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Destination wedding packages include all of the wedding essentials, such as the ceremony, short reception, accommodations and honeymoon. Additional options may be added, including photography services, decor, favors and a longer reception.
Benefits
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Many of the wedding details are handled by the destination, which takes much of the stress of planning off the bride and groom. Destination wedding packages can also be money savers, with couples spending 41 percent less than traditional weddings, according to Fairchild Bridal Group.
Considerations
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Destination wedding packages are not a good option for couples who want total control over their wedding plans, as they will have to trust the destination to handle specific details.
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References
- Photo Credit wedding image by Mat Hayward from Fotolia.com
