Destination weddings have always been popular, and it’s no secret that more and more couples are considering getting away from it all where their big day is concerned. Whether they have an intimate micro wedding or book a big bash across the pond, folks are seizing the opportunity to get married in a different locale. So, before planning your “I do’s” in your dream city, here are six major destination wedding expenses to consider.

Following up on the original blog post on How to Be a Good Destination Wedding Guest, we share our top tips on how to be the best destination wedding guest. From RSVPing on time to getting no gifts (not literally), these four tips will make sure you make the best guest and help the couple enjoy their special day as much as you.

There are so many aspects involved with a wedding – from finding and fitting the dress, to figuring out the party favors – having someone handling the travel details will take so much of the overwhelm off of your plate!

A destination wedding can be exciting, unique, and dreamy. Whisking away to a fabulous place is an epic way to get married. However, couples need to consider real life when having their wedding in another location. So, to avoid any disappointment, I thought it would be best to chat about expectations vs. the reality of your special day. Here are five things you need to consider when planning a destination wedding.

Many couples ask themselves, “Do I need wedding insurance?” In short, the answer is yes. Hopefully, you won’t need it, but ultimately you should invest in protecting your event. Purchasing insurance can give you the peace of mind to proceed and plan with the hopes that all will go as expected. Most insurance policies are relatively affordable, and if unforeseen events arise, you’ll be thankful that you invested in insuring your event

Budgeting for a destination wedding can be a bit of a mystery. All-inclusive upgrades, travel costs, and wedding attire all need to be considered. To help you formulate a budget and think about all of the possibilities, we’ve got you covered with our destination wedding all-inclusive cost breakdown.

Seeing your wedding venue location and talking to vendors before the big day can give you peace of mind. In my opinion, you should try to visit your destination wedding site beforehand, and here are a few reasons why.

If you’re a couple concerned about the environment, thinking about how your wedding impacts the “forever” of the planet is a concern.

Planning a destination wedding? Don't forget the icing on the cake – the favors! Get creative with your destination wedding favors that will make your guests smile from ear to ear. From beachy vibes to local delights, we've got you covered in picking the perfect souvenirs that'll make your special day even more memorable.

From the stunning beaches of Hawaii to the enchanting vineyards of Napa Valley, we've got the scoop on where to tie the knot in style in the US. Let's turn your wedding into the ultimate destination celebration!

Should kids be part of the adventure? Deciding whether to include children at your destination wedding is a question only you should answer. From having frank (and maybe heated) conversations to being prepared to offer childcare, these tiny guests can change how and where you plan your destination wedding.

Are your guests stressing out about packing for your destination wedding? Our easy guide will ensure you're guests are prepared for the celebration. From beachside vows to dance floor moves, we've got their packing checklist covered.