Hawaii Visitors Bureau
When you think of wedding destinations, we dream of distant places like Bali, Costa Rica, Thailand
and other places. They are all beautiful romantic wedding destinations, but the truth is, I found
Destinations marriage idyllic corner, so to speak. In keeping with the theme journey of five days, I
have a list of 10 destinations wedding memorable and chic that will not break your budget, are easy to obtain for
and can be the perfect setting for your perfect wedding. The links to destinations of marriage are not active due to EZA editorial guidelines. Just add the "www." and copy and paste into your browser.
What's not to love about Mexico? Friendly people and beautiful beaches make for a close marriage and
Honeymoon destination. Getting there is easy, usually just a half-day trip to get a early check in. Take note of these two romantic wedding resorts: Hacienda de San Antonio in Colima, Mexico. Built as close to coffee plantation 200 years ago almost to the foot of the Volcan de Fuego (an active volcano), this After 25 mini-chic resort offers couples a rare opportunity to purchase the entire station for an affordable price. Go to one of the coolest sites on Hotel haciendadesanantonio.com. A beautifully executed Flash site, but a bit slow to load.) My second recommendation, Esperanza Resort Cabo San Lucas is unique, 56-room retreat in May where you see celebrities and includes equipment found only in more expensive resort hotels. Luxurious rooms have picture windows, comfortable king size beds, high ceilings, hammocks, candles Artsy and water views adding to the ambience already present in this chic decor. Wedding packages from $ 2000. esperanzaresort.com.
The Caribbean has its share of islands breathtaking and we is St. Lucia. Visit Stlucia.org / and click
the 'interactive' map for a tour. Highlights include: Castries / Rodney Bay, Anse Chastanet and Sulfur. Pigeon
Island National Park is also highly recommended for a memorable wedding scene.
Watch Out! Monkey crossing … reads a sign bright yellow nailed to a tree mahogany. Where do you want? This is the island of Nevis: Another popular destination in the Caribbean marriage. This 36-square-mile island lies near the top of the Lesser Antilles archipelago, about 200 miles south of Puerto Rico and just west of Antigua. For more info about Nevis go their official site nevisisland.com.
How about a 'lil southern charm, ya'll? You might consider Kiawah Island, South Carolina or the epitome of Southern hospitality, Charleston. Visit the official Charleston Visitors Bureau site and click on the icon located
right for wedding planners charlestoncvb.com.
One of my favorite cities to visit is in Key West Florida. With its coastal setting and New – Orleans style atmosphere (the party never stops) Key West is a natural destination for planning your marriage. The architecture surrounding Duval Street is right out of any southern city well known. Graceful anti-bellum homes have been renovated in bed and picturesque inns. And if you want something more like the station, there are multiple choice in vacation rentals and luxury hotels. The Key West Menu includes entertainment, fishing and diving charters, ghost walks, and of course the famous bars and restaurants along Duvall Street. Learn more … keywest.com.
Our own Heartland has thousands of locations for weddings and honeymoons, but this particular destination always seems to leave lasting impressions: Napa Valley, California with its rolling hills and beautiful vineyards. How can you go wrong saying your vows under the branches of a beautiful weeping willow tree? So beautiful, and so much to see. napavalley.org
This could push a bit for a trip of five days, but it is easy and can be affordable. Check in Maui, Hawaii. Also represented and remembered as a destination wedding Prime Minister, Maui might be stretching your budget a little, but the lush emerald hillsides, majestic cloud rimmed by mountains and beautiful beaches make for a wedding and honeymoon setting that will remained etched in your memory for a lifetime. For more info … visitmaui.com.
You can keep a secret? A U.S. territory, (no passport required) U.S. Virgin Islands are famous for their beautiful white sand beaches and turquoise waters. Any one of three islands (St. Thomas, St. John, St. Croix) that make up this lush tropical setting is perfect for a "barefoot in the sand, beach 'wedding. Megan's Bay on St. Thomas, Hawks Nest Bay, St. John and Hibiscus Beach in St. Croix offer all the parameters of marriage awesome. Check out my friend Michelle Smothers at islandweddingservices.com for a perfect wedding experience.
To complete my ten wedding destination recommendations is the island of Puerto Rico, 40 miles west of St. Thomas. Puerto Rico includes almost all married couples could seek comfort and is easy and affordable to get there. Choose from a drive through the beautiful forest Puerto Rico, marlin and other charter fishing trips, a night swim in a phosphorescent bay, where every movement illuminates the water in a flash iridescent. There are countless diving and tours available for lovers of snorkeling in water, too. A favorite wedding and honeymoon destination is the beach Rincon and Resort. Situated on the famous beach of Rincon, this 4-star resort caters to every whim and fancy. For more information on planning your wedding, follow this link … rinconbeach.com / pages / tropical_weddings.html.
Terry Hudson is a freelance travel writer and webmaster. His popular http://www.fivedaytrips.com travel site is a welcome destination for travelers looking for tips on fun five day trips, short mini vacations, and quick getaways including wedding and honeymoon destination ideas.
Go to fivedaytrips.com for creative thoughts and articles about girlfriend getaways, short all inclusive vacations, beach weddings and the pros and cons of short term vacation rentals.
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