LGBTQ+
Destination Weddings, Honeymoons & Romance
14th Stories Gay Wedding Institute Certified
Destinations & Brands Certified
Destinations & Brands Certified
LGBTQ+ Honeymoon Destinations
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LGBTQ+ Destination Weddings
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#1: Hire our experienced LGBTQ wedding planner. It's your special day. It's not the time to experiment with someone that doesn't know the destinations and resorts. Not someone who doesn't know or welcome all life-styles, who doesn't know the ropes and has no firsthand experience with destination weddings and many destination requirements for weddings. |
#2: Surround yourself with supportive friends and family that understand that this is your day, it's not about them. Often couples make decisions to make others happy, but your real support system will encourage you to make decisions that are in your best interests. |
3: Insist that your destination wedding travel planner has first-hand destination and resort experience, knows your chosen destination and shares her personal contact number with you. Availability is clear and reachability is not in question with multiple forms of communication. Messenger, e-mail, smoke signals. |
#4: Come into the planning process with an open mind and share all your feelings, wishes and secrets with our experienced Wedding MBA team. As your partner we will turn your inspirations into your unique, once-in-a-lifetime love story! |
Don't #1: Retain just any travel agent or family member or friend to plan your big day. They do not know the destinations and resorts. They can not exercise judgment or recommendations that include country requirements, resort contracts for your venue, guest rooms or group special events. They don't know the capacity of freebees or experience planning an LGBTQ wedding and travel. It's not the time to experiment with someone that doesn't know the destinations and resorts who do or don't welcome all life-styles. It's your perfect dream vision - not someone elses. |
Don't #2: Choose quantity over quality. Don't get involved with big destination wedding online companies who assign you an agent, choosing who is available and who follows their rules using their preferred partners they receive overhead $$ from. Not what is best for you, what is best for them. They may not have any experience with lifestyle planning and have no experience with the destination or resort brands who cater to LGBTQ+ special needs. Beware of companies who try to change your mind or insist, |
Don't #3: Be one of hundreds of couples a month standing in line for their turn to say their vows (like the couple in front and the couple behind you). |
Don't #4: Surround yourself with people who do not respect this is your wedding, your way. Often others try to make decisions for you or you end up making decisions to make others happy and not in your best interests. |
Ms. Pamela (PJ) Ott
Director of Romance Destination Weddings.Travel & Wild Side Destinations 503-260-0557 |