Planning your wedding, are you looking for a tropical island adventure? Look on the web and research so you can find the experts and professionals to capture the most important day of your life.
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.
Realizing in your research there are so many wedding companies out there, you know as you have visited and bookmarked many, and put a few in your "favorites", and shared with your friends. Next step is to have a list in front of you of what your wedding vision entails, look at numerous bridal magazines, cut out pictures call a few of your favorite wedding vendors, and see if in describing what your dream wedding is, it becomes their vision for you? Will it be cost effective? and most importantly what keepsakes are you going to go home with?
Let your wedding photography be what influences your decision, all the planning you've done up to this point, all you've gone through to find the perfect dress for the occasion, even going so far as to hide it in the closet until the day of, your selection of tropical flowers, think how you want them to compliment your beautiful dress, even the location. Talk with the professionals, find out if they will respect and love your wedding as you do. What are their credentials, are they experienced? Will they give you references. Will they have reviews and testimonials listed other places than on their website such as www.weddingwire.com? What is their reputation? are they reliable? are they listed in good standing with the Better Business Bureau? What about the local Chamber of Commerce or other community groups? What will be your experience working with them, and how will your guest be treated?
Other articles to follow to answer more of your questions.
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.
Realizing in your research there are so many wedding companies out there, you know as you have visited and bookmarked many, and put a few in your "favorites", and shared with your friends. Next step is to have a list in front of you of what your wedding vision entails, look at numerous bridal magazines, cut out pictures call a few of your favorite wedding vendors, and see if in describing what your dream wedding is, it becomes their vision for you? Will it be cost effective? and most importantly what keepsakes are you going to go home with?
Let your wedding photography be what influences your decision, all the planning you've done up to this point, all you've gone through to find the perfect dress for the occasion, even going so far as to hide it in the closet until the day of, your selection of tropical flowers, think how you want them to compliment your beautiful dress, even the location. Talk with the professionals, find out if they will respect and love your wedding as you do. What are their credentials, are they experienced? Will they give you references. Will they have reviews and testimonials listed other places than on their website such as www.weddingwire.com? What is their reputation? are they reliable? are they listed in good standing with the Better Business Bureau? What about the local Chamber of Commerce or other community groups? What will be your experience working with them, and how will your guest be treated?
Other articles to follow to answer more of your questions.
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