1. Get HelpIf you've signed up for a wedding package, the services of a planner are probably included. If not, try to earmark part of your budget (about 10 percent of the total) for a wedding planner. He can shoulder the burden of researching, auditioning, and securing local vendors -- especially valuable...read more
Are you worried that friends not attending your wedding will feel left out? Does not getting to celebrate with everyone you love make you feel sad? Then host a postwedding party back home a few weeks or months after you return from your honeymoon.Why you'd want to do it: A party back home allows you...read more
It's extremely important that you have insurance for a destination wedding. Although you don't want to think about it, serious problems (natural disasters, medical emergencies) can arise. But if the worst does occur, you'll be comforted knowing you won't suffer a financial loss as well as an emotional...read more
So planning a dinner party for 200 people, including seven bridesmaids, six groomsmen, a photographer, a DJ, and two mothers-in-law, isn't enough work for you. You had to throw the long-distance thing into it, too? Everyone thinks you're crazy. You're attempting the impossible -- planning your wedding...read more
Mother Nature is always full of surprises, but there are some general guidelines about the best times of year to plan your destination wedding. Whether you hope to hit the slopes or soak up some rays on the beach, we've got an entire year's worth of fabulous wedding weather.January and FebruaryArgentina,...read more