The Knot Texas Weddings Magazine

destination wedding decoded

There’s something special about getting married in that far-flung destination where he proposed, against a backdrop of mountains or in the sand someplace tropical. As gorgeous as these destinations are, don’t forget the legwork that goes into a faraway celebration. These tips will help you pull off a perfect day away from home.

choose the right spot

If you’re planning a wedding away from home, the possibilities are endless. Is there a place that holds special significance to you? Perhaps it’s the city where you met or your shared college town. As you think about options, consider the potential negatives and positives. Can guests travel there easily? Does it require a passport? Are there any language barriers that could make planning more difficult? Is the location known for being expensive (which could impact your budget and dissuade guests from making the trip)? Choose a place

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