Looking for a romantic tropical beach wedding? Where will your island adventure be? Start doing your research as this is the most important day of your life. Research the web to discover how easy this task will be.
First of all here in the United States where can you go that is tropical, with a Caribbean flare and still be able to say you were married here in the "States?" Here's an idea: Key West, Florida. First you need to ask yourselves, how difficult will it be to get our marriage license? Have you got 15 minutes? This is all the time it will take to apply. Will there be a need for blood test? No. What will the waiting period be after we get the license, before we are able to use it? Non-Florida residents, no waiting period. Florida residents 3 day waiting period. How long is the license going to be good for before it expires? 60 days.
Next will be the search of all the wedding providers? With there being as many as there are, what criteria are you going to use in selecting one? Will it be pricing? Will it be selection or what they offer? Will it be the experience they have to capture not only the emotion you feel on that day, but also the beauty of the tropical colors? So how will you choose the right vendor? Will it be with a flip of a coin that you make these decisions? or will your extensive research lead you down the right path so you can create for the two of you an enjoyable stress-free easy relaxing destination beach wedding. One that when you return to your home, you can to your hearts content mentally and emotionally travel back to and ponder again and again, bringing a subtle smile to your faces as you plan your next anniversary trip to where your life began as husband and wife.
Taking the time to research, all the many wedding companies listed, you've bookmarked, marking some as your favorites, and even shared them with your friends, now is the time to write your list of your dream wedding, call some of the vendors, and find out if your dream wedding becomes their vision as well. Is it cost effective but most important, what will you be going home with, and sharing for years to come with family and friends?
Consider your wedding photography the one thing you'll be going home with. With all your planning of this day, the time spent on shopping for the perfect dress, the flowers the location, will the photographer you hire be experienced in capturing the specialness of the occasion, showing your wedding the respect and love it deserves. Is your photographer experienced, what is their reputation? are they dependable?what about references, and reviews such as given on www.weddingwire.com. Are they listed in good standing with the Better Business Bureau? and what is their score? Are they active members in the local Chamber of Commerce and other community groups? Will you enjoy working with them?
And with that statement, stay tuned so see how your next questions will be answered.
First of all here in the United States where can you go that is tropical, with a Caribbean flare and still be able to say you were married here in the "States?" Here's an idea: Key West, Florida. First you need to ask yourselves, how difficult will it be to get our marriage license? Have you got 15 minutes? This is all the time it will take to apply. Will there be a need for blood test? No. What will the waiting period be after we get the license, before we are able to use it? Non-Florida residents, no waiting period. Florida residents 3 day waiting period. How long is the license going to be good for before it expires? 60 days.
Next will be the search of all the wedding providers? With there being as many as there are, what criteria are you going to use in selecting one? Will it be pricing? Will it be selection or what they offer? Will it be the experience they have to capture not only the emotion you feel on that day, but also the beauty of the tropical colors? So how will you choose the right vendor? Will it be with a flip of a coin that you make these decisions? or will your extensive research lead you down the right path so you can create for the two of you an enjoyable stress-free easy relaxing destination beach wedding. One that when you return to your home, you can to your hearts content mentally and emotionally travel back to and ponder again and again, bringing a subtle smile to your faces as you plan your next anniversary trip to where your life began as husband and wife.
Taking the time to research, all the many wedding companies listed, you've bookmarked, marking some as your favorites, and even shared them with your friends, now is the time to write your list of your dream wedding, call some of the vendors, and find out if your dream wedding becomes their vision as well. Is it cost effective but most important, what will you be going home with, and sharing for years to come with family and friends?
Consider your wedding photography the one thing you'll be going home with. With all your planning of this day, the time spent on shopping for the perfect dress, the flowers the location, will the photographer you hire be experienced in capturing the specialness of the occasion, showing your wedding the respect and love it deserves. Is your photographer experienced, what is their reputation? are they dependable?what about references, and reviews such as given on www.weddingwire.com. Are they listed in good standing with the Better Business Bureau? and what is their score? Are they active members in the local Chamber of Commerce and other community groups? Will you enjoy working with them?
And with that statement, stay tuned so see how your next questions will be answered.
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