Go to Fiji for your wedding...by peter bruce

Go to Fiji for your wedding...

Come on think about it people, why wouldn’t you want to do a wedding in a tropical paradise, a cool exciting city, a historic vintage castle or aboard a Caribbean cruise ship? It sounds wonderful, glamorous and a whole lot more fun than planning a wedding in your boring small home town. That’s why more and more modern day couples are choosing destination weddings.

There's a tons of reasons to elope , not the least of which is that it’s often a more affordable,fun and less stress free option.Getting a wedding together in your own backyard(or hotel) involves some serious thought and planning, hopping on a plane to some fabulous golden locale with your nearest and dearest could turn out to be a lot easier and more fun ! Two of the most popular and fun locations for weddings away are Las Vegas and on a beach.

Beach sun and sand Weddings...

If you’re planning on tying the knot at an exotic beach then consider these places as Tahiti, Fiji and Jamaica DAM what is wrong with Australia. The weather is as good as it gets , the people are friendly and the food is to die for. For those who would prefer to stay in the US, a Hawaiian wedding is the great choice. The landscape is like something out of a fairytale and the weather is perfect. And no passport or money exchange.

When you choose a dress for beach wedding, don’t go crazy girls . A simple dress made of a light material is best for the beach. For bridesmaid’s dresses think colorful floral prints or striking patterns. Don’t be afraid to be a little creative!

Think about using the flowers and ferns native to the beach. Not only will this provide a coherent beach theme, but you’ll also save the cost of ordering floral arrangements. Calla lilies, sunflowers and daisies are all summer favorites. For a true beach theme, enhance the bouquets and boutonnieres with pearls, seashells and starfish as decor.

Here is another tip. Make a message in a bottle and throw it in the ocean asking who ever finds it to call you.

Let Elivs marry you,just give him a peanut butter sandwich...

Las Vegas isn’t only for couples wanting to do it! Yes , you can get married on a whim by an Elvis himself or by the man in the drive through window, but this isn’t the only way to get hitched in Vegas. The city offers both elegant and fun themed destinations all in one easy location.

Most Hotels resorts offer a hugh selection of wedding packages with a range of prices . Whether you decide to express your love through a simple ceremony or an extravagant wedding affair, Vegas in house wedding coordinators will take care of every last details, from the food to the photographer and videographer. All you have to do is show up and say yes. Here are some of the best Vegas hotels ...

• Bellagio...Wounderful wedding halls and rooms for a memorable day.
• Caesars Palace... Forget the chapel, a palace is the place to get hitched
• The Venetian... This resort and casino offers the stunning Rialto Bridge in San Marco Square as a beautiful wedding location.
• Mandalay Bay... The Vegas destination for a tropical themed wedding.

Las Vegas also offers a lot of elegant & romantic wedding chapels that specialize in both themed and traditional wedding . Many Las Vegas wedding chapels will even take care of the details for you, including a wedding coordinator, photography, flowers, receptions, dressing rooms and outdoor ceremonies - all at fair prices. Some of the best themed chapels the city boasts include...

• Princess Wedding Chapel ... Your destination for a fairytale dream come true wedding.
• Little Church of the West...Las Vegas’ original and best wedding chapel.
• Bel Ami Wedding Chapel...A luxurious, elegant chapel with picturesque stunning grounds for an outdoor ceremony.
• Wedding Belles Chapel... Located in the heart of Vegas, you can get married in the church or outside in the serene garden gazebo.

Now with all the help we have given you here,you have to promise one thing.If you run away to get married you take Peter Bruce photo and Belle fine weddings with you to cover the event OK.

Cheers Peter