Destination: Decide on your final wedding destination and have a solid idea about where you would like to tie the knot. It is impossible to plan further without having a clear idea of the exact country location.
Legal Issues: Once you have finalised the location, it is vital to ensure that you have a good understanding of all the legalities associated with getting married in that particular country. Once you have booked your wedding, you don't want to be stuck with legal documentation issues.
Visa Requirements: Having complete information and details regarding visa requirements and documentation is something you need to be sure about. This is vital for both you and your partner in your chosen location, as well as ensuring that guests are able to obtain visas and therefore attend your wedding. Check this out before you book and pay for your wedding. Consult your guests as well as far as possible.
Budget: Ensure that you have come up with an accurate budget, including accommodation costs, air fares and other fees. It is vital that you also have this conversation with your guests and come to an agreement about who is paying for what, or in other words, what you are going to cover and what they are willing to pay for themselves. Do this in advance, if possible, to give guests time to budget for the trip abroad and plan for leave, flights and accommodation.
Make the Booking: Once the logistics, guest number and budget details have been sorted out, aim to book your wedding abroad as soon as possible. The earlier you book, the better deals you will be able to find and the better prepared you will be on the big day, as you will have left yourself enough time to plan and liaise with your wedding coordinator and venue staff.
Sit Back, Relax and Enjoy: All the pre-planning and organisation will be well-worth it when the wedding date comes around. This way you can truly relax while your marriage takes place in your dream location, and after all, isn't that what a wedding abroad is all about in any case?
Legal Issues: Once you have finalised the location, it is vital to ensure that you have a good understanding of all the legalities associated with getting married in that particular country. Once you have booked your wedding, you don't want to be stuck with legal documentation issues.
Visa Requirements: Having complete information and details regarding visa requirements and documentation is something you need to be sure about. This is vital for both you and your partner in your chosen location, as well as ensuring that guests are able to obtain visas and therefore attend your wedding. Check this out before you book and pay for your wedding. Consult your guests as well as far as possible.
Budget: Ensure that you have come up with an accurate budget, including accommodation costs, air fares and other fees. It is vital that you also have this conversation with your guests and come to an agreement about who is paying for what, or in other words, what you are going to cover and what they are willing to pay for themselves. Do this in advance, if possible, to give guests time to budget for the trip abroad and plan for leave, flights and accommodation.
Make the Booking: Once the logistics, guest number and budget details have been sorted out, aim to book your wedding abroad as soon as possible. The earlier you book, the better deals you will be able to find and the better prepared you will be on the big day, as you will have left yourself enough time to plan and liaise with your wedding coordinator and venue staff.
Sit Back, Relax and Enjoy: All the pre-planning and organisation will be well-worth it when the wedding date comes around. This way you can truly relax while your marriage takes place in your dream location, and after all, isn't that what a wedding abroad is all about in any case?
About the Author:
Sarah McCathy is a freelance writer who has a passion for the travel and life in general, she is currently researching destinations for weddings abroad and luxury holidays.
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