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A  destination wedding  is any wedding in which the engaged couple and/or a majority of their guests travel to attend the wedding ceremony. The distance traveled can range from a few hours' drive to days of international travel. Many destinations may increase the overall cost for your guests, when travel, lodging, and even time off of work are factored in. For that reason, destination weddings are often more intimate in scale than close-to-home events. Destination weddings give the couple the opportunity to choose a site that has a special meaning for them, such as a favorite country, locale, or even terrain--a mountain view or beach might just "fit" their personalities--or they might simply choose a beautiful location they'd like to spend time in with their close friends and families.

As more and more couples become self-confessed foodies, couples are raising the stakes when it comes to choosing their wedding menu. you’ll find caterers and venues alike offering all of that and more. But, with choice comes a challenge – when you could have almost anything your heart desires included in your wedding menu, how do you choose what makes it onto the plate? What type of food do you like? If you find ordering at a restaurant tricky, you’ll find planning your wedding menu even harder. Do you go for something light, something heavier, or something utterly indulgent? Do you go for vegetarian, fish dishes, lots of spice? Do you keep it traditional or go for a full on fusion of flavours? The easiest way to narrow down your choice of dishes is to start with what you as a couple both love. If one of you isn’t a big fish fan, and there will only be one main course on the menu, your wedding day probably isn’t the day to try to change it – you both need to enjoy your first m

Picking out  wedding themes  can be one of the hardest planning pieces that every bride's faced with. Do you want to go the romantic route, or keep things fresh and modern? Once you pinpoint the theme of your dreams, you can officially move forward with the rest of your wedding plans. But, if you're still on the fence about which direction you want to go, we rounded up the best wedding themes for any style and venue, no matter how unique. Use this as a comparative guide to finally cross this major decision off your  planning checklist  and set the tone for your big day. 1. Romantic Soft hues, delicate lighting, and plenty of florals typically make up a  romantic wedding . For this theme, envision pastels, hanging lights (even chandeliers), calligraphy, and a flower wall. 2. Alternative More of an offbeat bride who's never been one to take the normal route? We get you. Buck tradition with an alternative wedding theme, and roll with it however you see fit. If cool, m

10 things to consider when choosing your wedding venue. 1. Is the venue available? 2. Is the size appropriate for your guest list? 3. Is it friendly to your budget? 4. Is there nearby accommodations for guests? 5. Is there in-house catering? 6. Is access to the venue easy? 7. Is there sufficient parking? 8. Are tables, chairs, and other essentials provided? 9. Can I serve alcohol? 10. Are there back-up plans in the event of an unexpected weather incident? Now if You are confusing for searching wedding venue, Call me- 9897931313

Wedding is not a word. It is a creation of God which has no life but it create life on earth