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The trend to get married at an exotic, romantic, or tropical locale surrounded by family and friends or in a more intimate destination wedding with just the bride, groom, and witnesses is growing. For some, a destination wedding or elopement in a smaller, more private way may be more in keeping with the couple's relationship and personal style. The choice to have a destination wedding can also be based on holding the wedding somewhere that holds special meaning or spiritual significance to the two of you. It can conceivably cost less to get married in this manner than to hold a full-scale wedding ceremony and reception, and for those with budget concerns, this may be an option worth pursuing.
When planning a destination wedding it is important to work with professionals who can help you select the destination that is right for the both of you, have the experience to make sure that your wedding day goes as planned and can expertly guide you through the local legal requirements as well. |
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| California: Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa |
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The Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa offers a beautiful, romantic setting for memorable wedding receptions. The relaxed Wine Country ambiance combined with personal service will allow you to create the wedding of your dreams. The Inn's wedding consultant has years of experience planning weddings and will work with you to ensure that every detail is perfectly planned. The Inn's culinary team utilizes only the freshest ingredients to develop menus featuring the finest Sonoma County products, and the European- trained Pastry Chef will custom design your wedding cake from traditional to uniquely personal. The award-winning wine list features an outstanding selection of Sonoma and Napa wines. |
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