The questions
couples ask us most

It varies enormously depending on the destination, venue, time of year, guest numbers and what you include. Some couples marry abroad for less than a UK reception; others plan a week-long celebration with a larger budget. Tell us your rough figure and we will be honest about what it can realistically achieve.

Twelve to eighteen months is comfortable, particularly for popular venues and peak summer dates. Shorter timelines are often possible, especially in quieter months or with flexible dates , it is always worth asking.

Yes. Where the arrangement allows, we can help your guests with their travel and accommodation so you are not chasing everyone yourself.

In most cases guests can book and pay for their own arrangements. Payment options depend on the supplier and destination, and we will confirm what is available for your specific booking.

Absolutely. Some resorts are adults-only, others are very family-friendly, and some have both adult and family sections. Tell us how many children are coming and we will shortlist accordingly.

Yes, flights can be arranged for you and, where possible, for your guests , including departures from different UK airports.

Yes. We can continue straight from the wedding, add a few days elsewhere, or plan a completely separate trip later in the year.

Many couples do a pre-wedding visit, and we can help arrange the trip. Some venues also offer virtual tours and detailed planning calls if a visit is not practical.

That is very common. We can look at departures from multiple airports and, where possible, line up arrivals so transfers and welcome plans still work smoothly.

Yes. Group travel is one of the main reasons couples come to us , coordinating rooms, flights and transfers for a large party is exactly the part most couples do not want to manage alone.

Document requirements differ by destination and can change. They typically involve passports, birth certificates and paperwork confirming you are free to marry, sometimes translated or legalised. We will point you towards what is usually needed, but you should always check the current official requirements for your chosen country before booking.

Many overseas marriages are recognised in the UK when the ceremony is carried out legally under the laws of that country, but requirements differ by destination and individual circumstances. Please check the relevant official guidance for the country you are marrying in, and seek independent confirmation where you need certainty. Some couples choose a legal formality at home and a symbolic ceremony abroad.