Travel

Anniversaries, Birthdays, Corporate Events

1960

Cruises, Destination Weddings, Family Vacation, Group Travel / Tours, Honeymoons, Luxury Vacation

Alaska, Asia Pacific Islands, Hawaii, Mexico, South America

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Caribbean, North American, Pacific Island, West Europe

Tips and Advice for Destination Weddings

Carefully Select your Destination

An exotic destination wedding in a remote location may be what you’ve always dreamed of, but make sure to consider everyone participating in your special day. Choose a destination that will fit with your style, wedding preferences and needs of your guests.

Inform your Guests

Since your destination wedding will double as a vacation for your guests, give them plenty of time to plan. They may need to request time off of work, save up money, and take care of other details.

Learn the Marriage Laws

Marriage licenses in some countries may take much longer than expected or may require you to arrive early for information processing. Fox World Travel’s travel agents will helps you find out what rules and regulations apply for your preferred destination.

Avoid Shipping Items

Shipping items to and from your wedding destination can be quite expensive. Resorts will have decorations on hand, and items such as bridesmaid gifts can be bought at your destination. Try to distribute must-bring items in the suitcases of family members.

Arrive Early

If time and money allow, arrive at your destination early. You will have more time to finalize any last minute details, get a look at the ceremony site, and discuss your special day with the on-site wedding coordinator.

Tips and Advice for Honeymoons

Plan Ahead

Purchase everything in advance, including air, hotel and activities, to make your honeymoon as carefree as possible.

Create a Registry

Let your guests contribute to your once-in-a-lifetime trip with a Fox World Travel Wedding Registry. Your family and friends will have the opportunity to give money towards your honeymoon vacation or purchase gifts such as a couples massage or a dinner on the beach.

Give Yourselves Time

Allow at least one day between your wedding and your honeymoon departure. You will be so exhausted after your wedding that you will want time to rest, refresh and get organized before you set off.

Check your Passport

If you are traveling to an international destination, make sure that your passport is up-to-date. Brides: remember that the last name in your passport must match the last name on your airline ticket and other reservation documentation.

Bring your Certificate

Many hotels require proof of marriage to take advantage of special amenities exclusively for honeymooning couples, so bring along a copy of your certificate.

Indulge Yourselves

This is the trip of a lifetime so go ahead and indulge a little. Fly first class, upgrade your room to a suite, or consider an all-inclusive resort that caters to honeymooners.