P L A N N I N G
How to Plan a
Destination Wedding By Maria-Teresa Andreacchi
Mini-Moon
Combining a destination wedding to include a honeymoon is a great way to cut costs and keep the celebration going.
Relax at an all-inclusive in the Caribbean
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The Caribbean is the perfect place for a mini-moon. Many hotels offer reduced rates, pending the number of guests you bring. Alternatively, you can hotel-hop right after the wedding, enjoying the same island, but trying a different hotel. Islands like St. Lucia have a mix of family-friendly hotels and adult-only honeymoon spots, such as the highly rated Jade Mountain Resort, which make it an ideal place for a destination wedding and mini-moon.
JADE MOUNTAIN RESORT
Tick off your bucket list in Europe Travel within Europe is easy once you’re there, which is why some couples use European weddings as a passageway to their dream honeymoon. Countries such as Italy have the sun-filled Amalfi Coast, while places like Sweden offer a skier’s paradise. The variety in climate, landscape, and history lets you customize your honeymoon to fit you.
AMALFI COAST
Cruise into your honeymoon
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Cruises come with the thrill of multiple destinations. Sailing virtually anywhere in the world, you can choose a port that best suits your wedding backdrop, then use the other ports for incredible honeymoon images. Princess® Cruises, Tie the KnotSM offers three great ways to create your unforgettable wedding, from being married at sea by the ship’s Captain to a harbourside ceremony or a wedding ashore in an exotic destination.
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