Experience With Finding Wedding Venue Abroad?

[norwaybride]

My name is Charlotte and I'm planning to marry abroad in 2017. However, I haven't decided in what country I want to marry in yet, I'm thinking maybe South America or Europe. I'm currently in the process of researching venues but I'm unsure what type of search words I should use when browsing venues. Any suggestions? Can anyone tell me their experience on how they found their venue abroad? How much time did you spend looking? I just want to find the perfect venue for my day. 

 

All help much appreciated:)

[dreamweddings]

@@norwaybride,

 

I would say putting words like weddings abroad guide, pretty much shows a lot of locations in Europe. 

 

Time doesnt matter how long it takes to search. The thing is once you see pictures of something that jamz with your style , you wont hesitate to book it . 

 

Little tip. the best place to start is to decide on your vision and budget , number of guests. and an to choose a  destination that jams with you personality and your fiances. Ask yourself what is important and what isn't. Are you planning on working with a Travel agent?

 

 

happy Planning

Joyce

[norwaybride]

Thank you Joyce, that was a good idea to start writing down my vision and style for the wedding, probably will make it easier to start the research from that point. I can picture myself marrying in either Italy, Spain or Greece, but I'm feeling a bit lost on where to research. So afraid that I will miss out on potential venues if I do not use the right search words on google. How did you find your wedding venue? 

[dreamweddings]

I love Greece, would love to renew my vows in Santorini Greece some day.

 

searching using any words that comes to mind, is a great start. or go straight to  a travel agent, they can sure help you narrow it down.

[LasCaletas]

Hi @@norwaybride!

 

irst of all congratulations for your engagement!!! This is certainly one of the most exciting times on a person's life! 

Besides finding the destination, we suggest you to also consider what time of the year you want to celebrate so you have enought time for the planning and also allow your guest time to make their traveling plans. Also about timing w

hen looking for a place make sure to ask when the rainy season is at in that area.

 

We would like to suggest Puerto Vallarta, Mexico as your wedding destination. Puerto Vallarta is a great place for several reasons: it has many resorts and different areas where you can go to the beach or do water and mountain activities to entertain your guests but it still has a small Mexican town feeling that invites everyone to relax. 

 

 

At the south part of the bay were Vallarta is located, you can find Las Caletas: An exclusive and private beach cove with beautiful natural landscapes that provide the perfect scenario to share your wedding vows. This place is accessible only by sea which makes it an even more unique and memorable experience for you and your guests. At night all of the area is lit with candle light which creates a romantic atmosphere, perfect for a wedding.

 

 

We invite you to look on our site for more information about our available packages 

http://www.adventureweddingsvallarta.com/

And feel free to look about our coordination reviews in Vendor Rewiews.

 

Best of luck in your search!

 

[WeddingDayStory]

Hi @@norwaybride!

 

Here's some Mexican Riviera Maya & Costa Rica wedding inspiration:

 

Costa Rica

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mexico's Riviera Maya

 

Are you up for a Cenote Trash The Dress session? You can get results like this:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mexico's Baja California Sur (Cabo)