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here are mine...i ended up buying them like 2 weeks before the wedding...i found them at macy's on sale...

i eat badly when i am overworked...that is when ordering pizzas or picking up fast food on the way home sounds like a good idea.. so if i know it is going to be a killer week, i will prepare a chinese chicken salad and pack the components seperately (i will put all veggies in a ziplock, fried noodles in another ziplock, etc.) when i cant make my own dressing i cheat and either take zesty italian dressing, add soysauce, some sesame oil, or get annie's shitake dressing...it is really good. iceberg lettuce and chopped it in strips. chicken either breast or if in a rush will get a rotisserie chicken and shred the meat and put in its own container veggies (snow peas, red bell peppers, carrots, baybe some purple cabbage) yummies (slivered almonds, i fry mung bean noodles and they puff up and are yummy in the salad) this meal is really easy and really satisfying and i get my veggies and protein...

go to your usercp and there is a section that says "edit options" there is a part that sends notifications...either immediately, once a day or once a week.

Quote: Originally Posted by KARLA Tammy, It sounds to me like you sort of have narrowed it down. All of those places sound awesome! I would love to go to a hotel that has the over the water bungalows. That looks so cool! now i just need to pick one

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Hey girls, just wanted to know where everyone is getting married (place and resort) and why you chose your location.. I'll start... I got married in cabo...we knew we wanted a wedding on/near the beach...since we are in cali we wanted flights to be less than 5 hours. we were debating between cabo and hawaii. we wanted it to be in a surf area because hubby and his friends surf. Cabo was alot less expensive and the flight was under 3.5 hours so that was how we decided! hubby and i are super practical people. we also love to travel so even though this was a destination wedding, we wanted to pick a destination that would be easier for our guests. we had a great wedding...it went flawlessly!

hi maria, WELCOME!! out of those 3 locations, overall a wedding in cabo would probably be the least expensive becuase airfare and lodging is less expensive. that is why i chose cabo...but hawaii would be gorgeous and what can i say about italy that ahsn't already been said. it would be stunning, romantic but probably on the more expensive side.

latoy, there are a few threads where brides have posted their dresses...look in the attire forum...it might be helpful to you

jennifer is on lots (she is one of the moderstors) so if you see her, ask her for any info..or you can post a new thread to her.

great info!

Jennetta mentioned some great spots. cabo is so picturesque that i bet manuel has alot of great places to shoot.. i didnt do day after pics...i was pretty over my wedding by then and really wanted the focus OFF me

I've added 2 article sections. DW Articles and Honeymoon & Travel Articles They have alot of great information and is a good read when bored.

Sheraton Hacienda del Mar I also uploaded the spa menu as an attachement. Wedding Info Form SheratonSpaInformation.pdf SheratonSpaInformation.pdf

source: www.goarticles.com Your honeymoon vacation would be wonderful on a cruise. You can even get married on some of the cruise lines. On one cruise vacation we were on, there was a couple that got married on land at the point of embarkation and then had the reception on the ship. Another time, it was funny when we were on the Grand Princess in the Casino, and in walked a bride in full bridal regalia. We took our honeymoon vacation on a cruise which was fabulous. Ask your travel agent about cruise ships that leave on a Sunday or Monday if your wedding is on a Saturday. By taking a Sunday cruise for your honeymoon vacation you have 24 hours to make it to your ship and you won't have added stress on your wedding day. There couldn't be a better way to have a honeymoon. You can even set up through your Travel Agent a bridal registry which will enable your wedding guests to pre-pay for spa packages or champagne. It's a perfect gift to give to newlyweds who are frazzled after planning their wedding. Cruise Tip for the Bride: You may want to book the cruise in your maiden name. All travel documents must match your ID. You will not have had time to change your passport or drivers license to your new name and Security is very strict since September 11th. So keep it simple, book the cruise in the brides maiden name and it is one less thing you have to worry about your honeymoon vacation. On Princess Cruise Lines the following ships, Caribbean, Coral, Diamond, Grand, Golden, Island, and Star Princess, can web cam your wedding ceremony to love ones at home. Any special occasion qualifies for a cruise, birthdays, honeymoon vacations, anniversaries, or family reunions. On the newer ships that have wedding chapels there is a storage space for your wedding gown next to the main lounge. This is useful when you purchase a package to get married at one of the destinations like Bermuda or St. Thomas. On one Cruise in Norway on Celebrity, we had spent the day touring and we were tired when we got back to the ship. We decided that we would stay in our Cabin and have room service. The dinner arrived on a rolling table with a white linen table cloth, china, silver and wine goblets and we ordered off the dinner menu from the main dining room. What a romantic night that was. I highly recommend that. We've also had our breakfast delivered to the room and set up on our private balcony. Wonderful!! Christmas and New Year's are a great time to cruise although they are more expensive. The ships are beautifully decorated and the air is festive. You don't do any of the work. If you cruise at Thanksgiving, trust me here, there will be a lot of families and lots of kids. An inexpensive time to cruise is the week before Christmas or Thanksgiving; all cruise lines have deals at that time. So pick your special occasion, be it a birthday, anniversary, or honeymoon vacation, whatever, call your travel agent and Set Sail! Happy Cruising! Copyright © 2006 Mary Hanna All Rights Reserved. This article may be distributed freely on your website and in your ezines, as long as this entire article, copyright notice, links and the resource box are unchanged. About the Author About the Author Mary Hanna has traveled the world by Air and Ship while writing eBooks, Software Reviews and Practical Articles on Internet Marketing, Cruising, Gardening and Cooking. Visit her websites at: http://www.CruiseGold.com http://www.CruiseTravelDirectory.com and http://www.CruisingTips.com or contact her at mhanna@cruisepublishing

source: www.goarticles.com A cruise ship wedding is an experience you will hold dear forever. Wedding on a cruise ship is unique and fun. Many cruise ships even have wedding chapels designated for cruise ship weddings or vow renewals. A cruise ship wedding can be more fun than a traditional wedding. All cruise lines have different packages and rules for receptions and number of guests. The internet and your travel agent should have all the information about a wedding on a cruise ship for any particular cruise line. Not all the captains are licensed to marry you, but many lines will have a priest or rabbi or some other officiate that may provide these ceremonies. If you considering a cruise ship wedding, plan early so you won't be disappointed. Lots of cruise ships limit the number of ceremonies per cruise. Some of the Cruise Lines that offer cruise ship weddings are discussed below. Princess Cruises has a wedding chapel where they perform the cruise ship weddings. The Grand Princess and her sister ships all have wedding chapels. Here the Captain is able to perform the ceremony. Wedding options start at $1400.00 per couple with receptions around $70-$80.00 per head. There will be hot and cold hors d'oeuvres, drinks and an official marriage certificate, a cake and music. The ships photographer is available and the ships florist can design any arrangements that you have in mind. You can check out their packages on line. Click on the On Board link and then the wedding/special occasions link to get information on weddings on a cruise ship. They even supply you with a phone number for a wedding consultant. The Hearts and Minds Chapel is quite quaint and perfect for a wedding on a cruise ship. A more upscale option is Crystal Cruise who will perform ceremonies for weddings, vow renewals or anniversaries. Your cruise ship wedding will be performed by the captain or a member of the clergy and includes Champagne, a Portrait, and a cake. They also have a Honeymoon Package with a cake, champagne, a picture and a certificate signed by the captain. I would discuss this one with your agent but of course you could check out their website. Royal Caribbean's Voyager of the Seas has a wedding chapel and performs cruise ship weddings on the day of embarkation. Their wedding packages start at $800.00. They include flowers for bride and groom, a photo session, champagne and a cake. Go to their website to check out their options. Carnival Cruises has shore side packages that are all inclusive. There will be a toast with keepsake flutes, a photograph, the wedding cake topper and an engraved announcement. You can also customize any extras for a fee. Talk to your travel agent, or, if you want to do some research on your own, go to the Carnival website. After your cruise ship wedding take tons of pictures. Especially today with digital cameras, this helps to keep the cost of film and the film development down. Be sure to bring a lot of memory cards. Save stubs from tours you have taken, the invitation to the Captains Table for dinner, any notes you receive from the officers, the brochure that lists the itinerary, the dates of each port of call. You can make many beautiful well documented photo albums that will bring lots of smiles and many fond memories. It is highly recommend building a scrapbook from your trip; you will love it later when you pull it out and relive the experiences. It takes some time but is so worth it to have these pictures after your cruise ship wedding. On our honeymoon aboard the Volendam at the end of the cruise they supplied us with a beautiful menu from each dinner. On one side was the menu and on the other a beautiful scene from Holland. All ships have a Newlyweds game. Go to it. It's fun and hopefully, you'll only be a newlywed once. Participate in all the activities, they are a little bit corny but they do make you laugh. Let everyone know you've just been had your cruise ship wedding, people love that. You might even get a few free drinks. Honeymooning on a ship is a great way to kick back and relax after that year of stressful planning for the cruise ship wedding. It is now time to enjoy you and your spouse and the journey of a lifetime. Take advantage of your time together in a luxurious atmosphere. Have fun, meet new people, make new friends and be yourself, most of these people you will never see again. Here's to a Bon Voyage, a wonderful cruise ship wedding and great honeymoon. Copyright © Mary Hanna, All Rights Reserved. This article may be distributed freely on your website and in your ezines, as long as this entire article, copyright notice, links and the resource box are unchanged. About the Author Mary Hanna has traveled the world by Air and Ship while writing eBooks, Software Reviews and Practical Articles on Internet Marketing, Cruising, Gardening and Cooking. Visit her websites at: http://www.CruiseGold.com http://www.CruiseTravelDirectory.com and http://www.CruisingTips.com

source: www.goarticles.com For those looking for a little something different in a wedding, getting married on a cruise often seems like a good idea. It is, but there are some things you need to know. Getting Married On A Cruise There is little doubt that getting married is simultaneously the greatest and most stressful event most couples will embark on. More and more these days, couples are looking for options that present less stress. One such option is wrapping all of the marriage festivities in one package. In this case, we are talking about tying the knot on a cruise. One of the first things you'll have to decide is whether you want to get married on board the ship or at a port. Not all cruise lines offer weddings on board. In fact, most of them recommend that you get married at port in your home country. Holland America cruise ships do allow you to get married on the ship. Most of the individual ships do have wedding chapels on board, but you must get married while the ship is docked at its port of origin. It is just one of those legal things. Celebrity cruises also offer many different wedding packages, but you may not get married at sea. Again, you must choose one of the designated ports of call for your wedding ceremony location. The only cruise line that allows you to actually get married while on the ship at sea is the Princess cruise line. The captains aboard these ships are legally permitted to perform weddings under the legal authority of Bermuda, the port of origin for the cruise line. Any of the major cruise lines, however, would be happy to help you arrange a wedding that revolves around your cruise, and most of the cruise ship companies offer wedding planners at the various ports they land at. The most popular option is just to get married on land and spend the rest of the time at sea. One way to be sure you'll be able to afford this sort of option is to set up a cruise registry. This is similar to a gift registry, except wedding guests put money into a special account just for your cruise, instead of buying gifts. This way, the cost of your trip can be greatly reduced - perfect for the couple that would rather have a trip than household appliances. About the Author Richard Rspad is with Resort Spa Destinations - honeymoon information.

source: www.goarticles.com Have you and your betrothed given any thought to getting married on a cruise? It can, and does, happen. In fact, one of the Princess Lines ships, the Grand Princess (and the folks that brought you the Love Boat) even has a wedding chapel. Most cruises, however, while they may offer a wedding cruise, are actually going to perform the ceremony on land. You may marry at the port from which you are leaving or a port of call along the way. Your cruise line wedding can cost anywhere from a low $300 to $75 for each guest attending. The $300 budget wedding provides the ceremony itself, the services of a notary, witnesses to the event, as well as cake and champagne. The upper end of the spectrum includes a bountiful buffet as well as open bar for your guests and yourself and spouse. Once you book a wedding cruise you'll be assigned a ship wedding consultant who will help with all arrangements. As part of your wedding package you'll be able to choose wedding flowers and music. You'll also have your own choice of photographer. Wedding cruises are very popular. To book yours you'll need to give your travel agent and the cruise line of your choice at least a year's notice, and 18 months would be preferable. One thing you'll have to be aware of is that taking part in shipboard nuptials necessitates your being issued a marriage certificate of the home port of the ship line. If married aboard the Grand Princess, for example, your marriage license will be from Liberia. Make sure that your home state will accept this as a valid certificate. There are so many cruise lines from which to choose - the most prominent being the aforementioned Princess Lines, Carnival Cruise Ships, Windjammer Barefoot Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Lines, Celebrity and Royal Caribbean. Carnival Cruise Lines, for example, offers two types of packages for your dream wedding. You can choose a shipboard wedding, either small or for up to 100 guests, in the area of your choice, from a vast array of luxurious ship lounges. Besides the ceremony, this package includes boutonniere for the groom, bouquet for the bride, cake cutting and wedding topper, champagne toast, wedding march, sparkling wine served in beautiful keepsake champagne flutes, and photographer. These packages are $750 and up. You can also add an open bar and reception with hors d'oeuvres, as well as a magnificently sumptuous sit down lunch for you and your wedding guests. The ports of call you can choose from for your wedding ceremony include Montego Bay, Tampa, Vancouver, Catalina, Grand Cayman, San Juan and several other beautiful romantic sites. A Carnival Island Destination Wedding, in contrast, includes transport to and from the wedding site of your choice - fantastic exotic places like Barbados, Montego Bay, Cozumel, San Juan, the island of Saint Thomas and Nassau. These romantic island nuptials start at just under $1000. About the Author Robert Michael is a writer for Relax Cruises which is an excellent place to find cruise links, resources and articles. For more information go to: http://www.relaxcruises.com

source: www.goarticles.com 1. Set a budget, go to a travel agent and find the best and cheapest travel packages available. After all this is your honeymoon you want it to be special but you also don't want to come back from your honeymoon, and then realize that you are broke and have to live off bread and peanut butter for three months. 2. Arrange all you honeymoon plans before hand, you don't want to run round and make travel arrangements on the day of your wedding. Make your reservations at least 4 to 6 months ahead of time, to get the most suitable rooms and the best flight times. 3. Don't go to a particular destination, at the wrong season. Your time their will be boring, uninteresting and u will wish that your honeymoon was over. Plan ahead and find out which season is suitable for a great honeymoon. 4. Don't check in your wedding dress at the airport, take it with you on the plane. You don't want to arrive at your destination and find that your dress has disappeared. This will only upset u and u will start thinking about funny little things, like this is a sign that u shouldn't get married. Please take your dress with you on the plane we don't want you to leave your husband to be, high and dry at the altar.(the same goes for the groom) 5. Take all your documents with you in your handbag. Don't leave it in the hands of airport officials. When your luggage disappears, all you will get from them will be a look of confusion. About the Author Goffe Holt is a travelholic.

welcome sarah!! cabo and hawaii are both great choices for weddings. let us know if there is anything we can help you with.

source: www.goarticles.com So the engagement has finally come and you are ready to start the planning on your dream wedding. Every girl has dreamed of the perfect wedding. Big Church, Fancy White Gown, Men in Dinner Tuxedo's, Flowers everywhere, now society has this new idea. The Destination Wedding. Which do you choose, Traditional or New Age. Big blowout event or small intimate setting with close friends and family. My wife and I are wedding coordinators that have coordinated and participated in both types of weddings. We have been the Bridesmaids and Groomsmen in the local society wedding. We have been the Bridesmaid and Groomsmen in weddings on the beach and by a mountain stream. All of these adequately fit the individuals that had them. The couple in the mountains would have been miserable in a large Church wedding. Likewise the Couple in the large Church wedding would have had an inadequate feeling had they not hosted this lavish event. So what is really the difference. The first thought is that the small wedding is cheaper. Don't be fooled by this at all. Generally speaking this wedding will have family and friends being transported to a resort destination, causing the cost of accommodations and food to increase. The wedding party is also there in the same location as the honeymoon site. So why use this option: *You don't want family an friends involved in the Ceremonies at all. *You want to have a close knit wedding and get to enjoy everyone involved in it. *You are looking for something that is simply different from the norm. *Mother-in-Laws are overbearing and will ruin the wedding. *Better site for the Honeymoon location. So the Traditional Wedding is the route you want to go. Well be forewarned there are several advantages and disadvantages to this as well. The cost of the rehearsal dinner and the reception have to be calculated. The guest from out of town have to be put up in a local hotel. So why spend the expense. *The Family generally does not have to travel as far and are local. *Your traditional minister can perform the ceremony. *Your dreams of the Perfect White Church Wedding can be fulfilled. *Old friends and family acquaintances will be at the wedding. *You prefer short amounts of time to be spent with many different individuals. No matter which you choose, make sure that you are well informed and have read sites such as http://www.bridalblog.info and http://www.travelblogger.info. These sites will provide insight into your coming decision and outline how others have dealt with this difficult decision. As I get older and purportedly wiser I wish my wife and I's Large Church Wedding would have been a South Pacific Destination wedding. Then I get out the old Wedding Photo Album and see all of the relatives who were at the wedding and are no longer with us and am glad that we had the Large Church Wedding. Make sure to Consider all details and take time to make this decision. It will define you as a couple starting into your new lives together. Charles Cater About the Author Charles and his wife run a wedding coordinator business in the Upstate of South Carolina. They have been coordinating weddings for the last two years. This article may be reprinted freely as long as all links remain active. http://www.bridalblog.info http://www.thewebllama.com http://www.travelblogger.info

source: www.goarticles.com Finding the perfect destination wedding dress is not always an easy task, and the wedding dress that is perfect for one destination may be inappropriate for another. It is important, therefore, to not only match the destination wedding dress to your own taste and style but to the nature of the destination as well. A Beach Wedding Dress For instance, beach weddings are among the most popular of all destination weddings, and getting married on the beach certainly can provide memories that last a lifetime. A beach wedding, however, will require a different kind of destination wedding dress than a dress for a traditional church wedding, and it is important to take those special needs into account. Understanding the Nature Of The Wedding For instance, you probably would not want the wedding dress you choose for a wedding on the beach to have a long flowing train. You may instead want to opt for a shorter and sportier type of wedding dress, perhaps even a strapless model to show off that great tan. When shopping for a destination wedding dress it is important that the designer have a good idea of the nature of the wedding. This will allow the wedding dress designer to make more appropriate suggestions as to the type of dress that would be best. Having Fun When Looking For Your Wedding Dress Of course there is no reason that shopping for a destination wedding dress cannot be lots of fun, and it is important to keep that sense of fun about you as you shop for the perfect dress. Too many of us allow ourselves to get caught up in the stress of planning a wedding, and we forget that the wedding is first and foremost a celebration of love. If you can remember that the wedding is a celebration you will be better able to avoid the stress that sometimes comes with the search for the perfect destination wedding dress. About the Author Shaunta Pleasant is a professional writer and editor on wedding planning topics. Visit my site to learn more about planning the perfect wedding at http://www.best-wedding-plan.com/des...ing_dress.html

source: www.goarticles.com Getting married in on the beach in a lush tropical resort is a dream come true for many brides, and one reason why tropical destination weddings are enjoying such a surge of popularity. From the beaches of Florida and California to exotic locales like Belize and Costa Rica, it seems that destination weddings to tropical resort locations have never been more popular than they are today. Coming Up With Great Destination Ideas In fact, interest in all sorts of tropical destination weddings, from the most everyday type to the most exotic, has been on the rise for quite some time. Even a quick perusal of the bridal magazines and wedding planning guides at the local newsstand is likely to reveal many articles detailing the virtues of these great destination weddings, and explaining how to make your own special tropical wedding come off without a hitch. Planning Early To Ensure Everything Is Taken Care Of It is always important to plan early when it comes to planning the perfect wedding, but if you plan to have a destination wedding it is even more essential. If you plan to hold a destination wedding in your own country, you will need to allow at least a couple of extra months of planning time in order to make sure all the hotel arrangements, flight arrangements and other details are taken care of. If the tropical destination location will take place outside the country, you may have to add as much as six months to your normal wedding planning timeline, so it pays to start planning early. Using A Wedding Planner Or Not Exactly how much time you will need to plan tropical destination weddings will of course vary depending on whether you are making all the arrangements yourself or using the services of a qualified wedding planner. When it comes to planning a destination wedding, no matter what the location, a wedding planner can provide a great deal of expertise and peace of mind, and many couples who would not ordinarily use such a planner find that the expertise they bring to tropical destination weddings more than justifies the cost. No matter which approach you choose, however, it is important to plan ahead and to make sure all those little details are taken care of. Proper planning will help those tropical destination weddings come off without a hitch. About the Author Shaunta Pleasant is a professional writer and editor on wedding planning topics. Visit my site to learn more about planning the perfect wedding at http://www.best-wedding-plan.com/tro..._weddings.html

source: www.goarticles.com A brief glance at the sparking blue waters and white sand beaches will quickly reveal why Caribbean destination weddings are on the rise. More and more people, it seems, are discovering how wonderful it is to get married, and to honeymoon, at one of the many wonderful resorts that line the Caribbean. Whether you are inviting only a few close friends and family members or hosting a wedding party of hundreds of people, it is hard to find a more romantic and appropriate location for a wedding then the Caribbean. ==The Caribbean Is One Of The Best Places To Host A Wedding== In fact, Caribbean destination weddings were among the first destination weddings, and back when the trend had just begun, many Caribbean resort operators took the lead in providing exceptional wedding planning services to their guests. As the market for destination weddings has expanded, the popularity of Caribbean destination weddings has continued unabated, and the Caribbean continues to be one of the best places to host a wedding. The combination of beautiful weather, blue seas, white sand beaches and many resorts makes the Caribbean a hard destination to beat. ==Special Wedding Packages The Caribbean Offers== In addition, the sheer number of resorts in Caribbean hot spots means that it will be relatively easy to find a resort that has experience in planning weddings for their guests. Some of these resorts even offer special packages that include not only the wedding itself, but also the reception, the rooms for the wedding party and even the honeymoon. ==Know What Is Included In Your Wedding Package== Other Caribbean resorts will take a more piecemeal approach to wedding planning, perhaps supplying only the reception hall, the wedding space and perhaps the services of a local minister. Those planning Caribbean destination weddings should be aware of these differences and be sure to ask exactly what is, and is not, including in the price. ==Planning Your Wedding== Planning a wedding can be lots of fun, and planning a great beach wedding in a tropical paradise can be even more fun and exciting. The secret is to start planning early, and to be sure you know exactly what your Caribbean destination weddings do and do not include. This will help you shop carefully and avoid any unpleasant surprises. About the Author Shaunta Pleasant is a professional writer and editor on wedding planning topics. Visit my site to learn more about planning the perfect wedding at http://www.best-wedding-plan.com/car..._weddings.html

source: www.goarticles.com It is no wonder that Puerto Rico destination weddings are so incredibly popular these days, with both natives and non-natives alike. After all, the island of Puerto Rico offers a rare combination of the most modern conveniences and a lush, untouched tropical beauty. In addition, there are many resort hotels on the island of Puerto Rico who specialize in producing some of the most magnificent of destination weddings. The Increasing Popularity Of Puerto Rico Weddings In addition, many people living in other parts of the world originally from Puerto Rico and the desire to get back to their roots have also contributed to the popularity of destination weddings in this tropical paradise. Another reason for the increasing popularity of Puerto Rico destination weddings is the availability of comparatively affordable hotel rooms. Puerto Rico is home to a great many hotels and resorts, with more hotel rooms coming on the market every day. This has made Puerto Rico destination weddings among the most affordable for many brides and grooms, as well as those in their wedding parties and their invited guests. Planning The Perfect Wedding With A Wedding Planner There are several options available when it comes to booking one of these great Puerto Rico destination weddings. Perhaps the easiest way to bring such a wedding off without a hitch is to hire one of the many wedding consultants who work in Puerto Rico. Often these wedding consultants are working as employees of the resort, while at other times they may work independently. Either way, there are a number of excellent wedding planners available to take charge of every aspect of planning the perfect wedding, from ordering the cake and catering the food, to taking care of the wedding videos and photographs. Planning Your Puerto Rico Wedding On Your Own Another option is to plan the Puerto Rico destination wedding on your own, and this is certainly possible, especially for those who have friends and family on the island. Even for those without a local connection, the internet has made it easier than ever before to book hotel rooms, find scheduled flights, book resort hotels and do all the other things necessary to enjoy a great beach wedding in Puerto Rico. About the Author Shaunta Pleasant is a professional writer and editor on wedding planning topics. Visit my site to learn more about planning the perfect wedding at http://www.best-wedding-plan.com/pue..._weddings.html

source: www.goarticles.com The popularity of Mexico destination weddings has been steady on the rise, and for good reason. One of the most significant changes to hit the world of weddings recently has been the rise in popularity of so called destination weddings. For those who do not already know, destination weddings are weddings in which the entire wedding party and all the wedding guests gather in a particular location, often a beach resort or similar desirable location, in order to enjoy not only a great wedding but a great vacation as well. Following the wedding, the newlyweds often will honeymoon in the same resort that hosted the wedding. The Popularity Of Mexico Weddings Are Growing At A Fantastic Rate Since Mexico has always been such a popular spot for couples on their honeymoon, it just stood to reason that Mexico destination weddings would enjoy great success, and they certainly have. As a matter of fact, destination weddings are so incredibly popular that many Mexican resorts are beginning to cater to the destination wedding crowd, with everything from special room rates for the wedding party to full time wedding planners whose job it is to make sure the entire wedding comes off without a hitch. Locating The Perfect Mexico Destination That Will Meet The Needs Of Your Wedding When planning such a wedding, however, it is important to choose a resort location that has plenty of experience putting these special weddings together. There is a great deal of expertise needed to handle the myriad details required with a destination wedding, so it is important to make sure that the resort can handle everything you need. This is particularly important if anyone in your party has any special needs, or if you are looking for a particular kind of wedding experience. Luckily, there are many great resorts in Mexico, so finding the perfect location for Mexico destination weddings should not be all that difficult. Start Planning Early No matter what kind of wedding experience you favor, however, it is important to start the planning early. Planning early is essential for any wedding, but it is even more important to plan ahead when it comes to all those great Mexico destination weddings. About the Author Shaunta Pleasant is a professional writer and editor on wedding planning topics. Visit my site to learn more about planning the perfect wedding at http://www.best-wedding-plan.com/mex..._weddings.html