How to Choose and Travel With a Destination Wedding Dress
Choose a destination wedding dress for heat, humidity, sand, and movement, then carry it safely, arrange steaming, and time alterations around travel.
Jake Cain
Beach Wedding Centerpieces That Hold Up Outdoors
Lanterns, driftwood, hurricane vases and shell-filled glass. Table pieces heavy enough for an open-air reception and light enough to carry down a beach.
How to Tell Guests You’re Having a Destination Wedding
Tell guests about your destination wedding with clear timing and wording for save-the-dates, travel costs, small guest lists, children, and upset relatives.
Destination Wedding Welcome Bags and What Goes Inside Them
Totes, boxes and drawstring bags for the hotel block, plus the tags, labels and hangover kits that turn a bag into a proper welcome.
Destination Wedding Invitations That Set the Scene Before Anyone Packs
Passport suites, boarding pass save the dates and itinerary cards. When guests are booking flights the paper has to do more work, and these do.
Beach Wedding Decorations for the Aisle, the Arch and the Tables
Aisle markers, lanterns, draping, shell garlands and sand ceremony sets that dress a shoreline ceremony without fighting the wind.
Beach Wedding Hair Accessories That Survive the Wind
Pearl pins, shell combs, hair vines and flower crowns that hold an updo together when salt air is working against it.
Destination Wedding Timeline: 12 Months to Wedding Week
Follow a practical month-by-month destination wedding timeline for venues, guests, passports, legal documents, invitations, vendors, packing, and arrival.
Destination Wedding Guest List: Who to Invite and How to Cut It
Build a destination wedding guest list you can afford at full attendance, cut names consistently, plan for declines, and give every guest a graceful choice.
Beach Wedding Hair That Survives Wind and Humidity
Choose beach wedding hair that holds up to wind and humidity, with practical advice on updos, natural texture, products, veils, timing, and touch-ups.