Destination weddings are much easier to plan and execute than weddings at home. This may seem counterintuitive because it is very difficult to orchestrate long-distance events, but in practice it is easier to plan a wedding at a distant destination. The reason it is easier is that many destinations have pre-designed wedding packages created by professional wedding planners. The package includes all the components needed for a beautiful wedding, the bride and groom make only a few decisions and the rest take care of them. If a couple wants to create their own wedding design, they can handle all the details that need attention with the help of a professional wedding planner at the desired destination. Moreover, Destination weddings are usually cheaper than local weddings. Couples pay for resort stays and wedding packages or their own designs, and guests pay their own way to the location and accommodation. Couples have large and small weddings and can manage spending. You can also get discounts and deals from the resort when you extend your stay, book a specific number of rooms, and arrange a honeymoon at the same venue.

Some of the best places for wedding are listed below:

White Elephant, Nantucket

The dream location of a very tasteful bride, the White Elephant Harborside Inn organizes weddings on its extensive lawn. For those looking to organize an especially luxurious event, you can rent the entire complex (with space for 300 guests). Receptions continue on the terrace overlooking the promenade, with enough oysters and cocktails to please even the most demanding guests.

Vibiana Wedding Point

Vibiana is the venue for weddings, events and performing arts in the historic center of downtown Los Angeles, owned and operated by Los Angeles restaurant chefs Neil Fraser, Amy Knoll Fraser, and their partners.

Vibiana, the city’s first Diocese catholic cathedral, has been beautifully transformed into a stunning full-service event facility with an extensive food and craft release program. Located in the historic heart of downtown Los Angeles, owned and operated by Los Angeles restaurant chefs Neil Fraser, Amy Knoll Fraser, and their partners. Love the pure white ceremonial space, the main hall and garden courtyard offers an infinite variety of Viviana, providing a beautiful customizable backdrop for weddings.

Paws up, Montana

For those who have never been to Montana, it is one of the best protected secrets and a breathtakingly beautiful place. In the starry sky and pristine wilderness, Paws Up Resort is set against the backdrop of I Do. Its fame is the beauty of nature, so any style and type of wedding can relax in this stunning environment. I love cabins and glamping for guests, and I love outdoor ceremonies, barn receptions, and outdoor rehearsal dinners by creeks.

Hay Adams, Washington

Overlooking the White House and Washington Monument, the Top of the Hay reception space is perfect as pictured. The architecture of Hay-Adams, one of D.C.’s top hotels, is a knockout with Italian Renaissance design and Elizabethan, Italian, Tudor-inspired ceiling treatments. The couple who chooses Hay-Adams leaves with a unique souvenir. A pillow made from a married initial.