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Dream Weddings & Happy Honeymoons

Our Special Day by Simona Balint
 
Congratulations! Your Wedding Day Should Be Effortless and Affordable
 
A Destination Wedding is perfect for the couple planning a ceremony that allows their creativity and personalities to shine. Choose your dream destination and Tara Travel Agency will take care of all the details - travel, accommodations, on-site wedding planner, documentation, wedding ceremony and honeymoon. 
 
Contact us for a Complimentary, Personalized Wedding Consultation.
 
 
 
 
This beautiful couple took their very own Wedding Pictures 
in Istanbul, Turkey with the use of a Tripod.
 
 
 
 
Beautiful Groom At the Green Field by Fernando Weberich
 
 
 
 
Sandals and Superclubs create Dream Weddings for Free

The Basic Wedding Package Includes:
-Personal wedding consultant
-Caribbean wedding cake
-Picturesque wedding location
-Marriage officiant
-Preparation of documentation
(administration fees additional)
-Champagne & hors d'oeuvres reception **
(**Reception is for bride, groom, and 2 guests)
-Certified copy of marriage license
-Honeymoon dinner for bride & groom
-One 5"x7" wedding photograph
-Continental breakfast in bed 
-"Just Married" T-shirts
-Bridal bouquet & boutonniere 

Please Note:
-Free weddings require a minimum stay of 7 nights
or longer. There is a fee for the Basic Wedding
Package if staying less than 7 nights.
-Not valid on certain promotional room categories.


 

Beach Wedding at Tybee Beach, Georgia by Roger Kirby - www.bluewp.com

 

Sunset by Aneta Blaszczyk

 

KEY PLANNING QUESTIONS

Why do you want a Destination Wedding?

What is your Ideal Location?

Describe your Perfect Ceremony

What's a Realistic Budget?

How many people do you expect to attend?

What special activities/dinners would you like to organize for guests?

 

 

 

 

Bridesmaids and Groomsmen at Flowerfield in Long Island ©RohanB.com

 

 

Popular Wedding And Honeymoon Destinations 

 

Negril, Point Village Resort by Bryan Jones

 Jamaica

Jamaica is one of the bigger islands in the Caribbean. When you say Jamaica you immediately think of Bob Marley, Rum and Bobsleighing. Kingston, the capital city is the first place many travelers arrive. It is located on the South coast of the island. The city offers world class business hotels, upscale shopping and top entertainment and dining.

The main tourist areas are on the northwest of the island. Montego Bay is probably the best known beach resort, further to the west Negril is also a good option with low rise buildings and high rise palm trees. Ocho Rios and Port Antonio offer great opportunities to go hiking in the hills. If you want to go even higher you should head for Mandeville, located at 2000 feet above sea level.

 

 

 

   

Relaxin in Tahaa by Zak Ruvalcaba

Tahiti

Tahiti is the largest of the Polynesian islands divided into Big Tahiti and Little Tahiti and joined by an impressive isthmus. A delightfully scenic introduction to Tahiti is a drive - or cycle - around the big island, over the isthmus and along the coast of the little island. The road passes villages, plantations and forests. There are beautiful beaches to stop at and play on, rugged volcanic mountains, the Arahoho Blowhole, Faaruumai Waterfalls and lava tubes. 


 

 

 Costa Rica

In a relatively small area, Costa Rica has everything one could want in vacation paradise. There are secluded white sand beaches with great surf and amazing SCUBA diving. There are active volcanoes and towering rain forests. And, eco-tourism is a speciality of the house. Getting around is easy via rental car, plane or public bus, and the warm and friendly people make travel safe and fun.


 

 

The Happy Day by Andris Kovac

France

France is the number one tourist destination in the world. It has everything that you could ever want to see on your holidays: a great city like Paris, good beaches, more monuments than any other country, lovely nature, incredible mountain scenery; need I go on? France is also a very pleasant place to stay. It has good food, great wines and people enjoy their lives. And the best thing is, maybe apart from Paris, living in France does not have to be expensive. Paris is without a doubt one of the most pretty cities on the planet.

 
 

Test Drive your Honeymoon for $99 pp at Sandals

Jet  away to Sandals Royal Carribbean Resort in Montego Bay for a One-Day Extravaganza. Includes Round Trip Airfare, Amenities and Activities, All Meals and Beverages. Valid Passport Required.

 

 "World's Most Glamourous Resort"

Sandals Regency St. Lucia

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  The Pros & Cons Of Beach Weddings by Cindy English

 Sea Church by Matteo Ferraro

 

Beach weddings are popular but they do present "special issues".

Failing to consider these ahead of time could leave you unpleasantly surprised on your wedding day!

There is certainly nothing that should dissuade you from your vision of a beautiful seaside ceremony. As a matter of fact, there are many benefits.

Just know the issues and plan for them. Your wedding day will be a wonderful and joyous event!

 



The "Pros"

* A beach wedding can be much cheaper than a traditional wedding. Who in this day and age can't afford to save money? It is said that the average budget for a wedding these days is between $20,000 to $30,000! That is an enormous and unnecessary financial burden to be faced with!

Don't start off married life enslaved by your wedding day debts. If you have that kind of money to spend, fine, but if not, don't go there! Be practical and remember, the day is what you, your loved ones and your friends make of it...not how much you spent on it!

* A beach wedding can be a casual affair. It allows everyone to relax. Your guests can dress comfortably and affordably. Often brides-to-be are unaware of the financial strain they place on their wedding attendants and guests. Not everyone can afford to buy that wedding outfit.

* The wedding ceremony and reception can all be held right there on the beach. No need to travel to different locations. This is very convenient for everyone. Hey, even the kids can have fun at a beach wedding!

* A beach wedding allows you to involve everyone in the activities. Guests are not restricted to sitting quietly in their seats. They can actually be a part of the celebration!

* Beach weddings don't always require a permit. If you are having a small ceremony and do not require a section of the beach to be blocked off...just do it! Simple yet lovely!

* A beach wedding is a modern and refreshing change from the "stodgy" traditional wedding. It allows your creativity and personality to shine through.

* There is no "right" or "wrong way" to plan a beach front wedding. It can be large, small, romantic, whimsical or even downright goofy! You can pay big bucks and hire everything out, or, you can be cheap and make everything yourself. The choice is completely yours!

 



The "Cons"

* The most important thing to remember when planning a beach wedding is that "Mother Nature" rules! Depending on her mood, she can brighten your day or rain on your parade! When planning your celebration, be sure to plan an "alternate location" should the old girl be cranky that day!

* The beach is usually a bit breezy so take that into consideration when picking your location. Try to choose a "cove" on the beach that is protected from direct winds.

* Be sure to check with local authorities regarding any permits needed to use the beach. This should only be necessary if you are having a large gathering and you want to block off a portion of the beach exclusively for you and your guests. Ask to be sure though.

* Check on the "Beach Rules". Ask questions. Can you have candles on the beach? Can you play music into the night? How late can you stay? Is there an area nearby for open fires should you choose to barbeque?

* Speaking of food...don't forget about the seagulls! They are notorious beggars and thieves. You can expect them to attend your beach wedding, uninvited! As long as you keep food covered and don't feed them, they will stay on the sidelines.

* Remember the tides. You definitely do not want to be surprised by the quick and unanticipated arrival of high tide!

* On the beach, there will be bugs and sunshine! Make sure you consider the comfort of your guests. Bring sunscreen and insect repellant for those who did not remember to bring their own.

 

 



* Chairs may sink in the sand if you do not rent flooring to place under them. However, if you are planning a "beach blanket" reception, you will not need chairs. Remember your elderly guests though. Plan for their safety and comfort. You will need to provide them with chairs and beach umbrellas to protect them from the elements.

Beach weddings are absolutely beautiful but nature does provide an element of uncertainty. Careful planning on your part will eliminate most of them.

Just remember...

If every hair is not in place due to the ocean breezes or a seagull drops off his "wedding gift" a little to close to the punch bowl...


These are not flaws or imperfections in your day. They are "memories"! Cherish them and have fun.

 

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