Destination Wedding FAQ

Marriage requirements vary by country and destination. Requirements may include passports, birth certificates, residency periods or other documentation.

Your All Inclusive Resorts travel coordinator can help you understand the requirements for your destination. You can also review our marriage requirements .

All Inclusive Resorts can help you compare destinations and resorts, organize guest accommodations and connect you with the appropriate on-site wedding team.

Once the resort is selected, the on-site wedding coordinator can work with you on ceremony details such as flowers, catering, photography, videography, cake, décor and music.

Yes. Send save-the-date information well in advance so guests have time to plan travel, request vacation time and budget for the trip. Include as much travel information as possible in your emails, invitations or wedding website.

It can be helpful to suggest a few optional activities, especially for guests arriving early or extending their stay.

Your All Inclusive Resorts Travel Consultant can help you review options such as excursions, group dinners, day cruises, spa appointments or other destination-specific activities.

No. Guests can generally pay for their own accommodations and travel. Couples may choose to pay for certain family members, friends or wedding-party expenses, but that decision is entirely up to you.

No. After satisfying any minimum-stay requirements associated with your wedding or resort package, you can move to another resort or even travel to a different destination for your honeymoon.

Your wedding group can be organized so guests make their own reservations and payments. This helps keep everyone connected to the same group while removing the need for the couple to collect guest payments.

Consider wedding venues, room options, resort size, guest ages, airport distance, dining, amenities, wedding packages and the overall atmosphere you want for your celebration.