For many couples, a destination wedding is the perfect way to celebrate their special day. Not only does it allow them to share their nuptials in a special, exotic place surrounded by family and friends, but it also offers the chance to create a unique event that will be remembered for years to come. But what does the brides family pay for in a destination wedding?
The brides family typically pays for the cost of transportation and accommodations for the couple and their guests. This includes airfare, lodging, meals, entertainment and activities while on location.
Depending on the location and size of the wedding party, these costs can range from very reasonable to quite expensive. The brides family may also be responsible for purchasing any necessary items such as decorations or event rentals.
In addition, if the couple chooses to host a rehearsal dinner or other pre-wedding festivities, this will also likely fall under the purview of the brides family. This could include costs associated with food and drinks as well as any entertainment that may be provided such as a band or DJ.
Finally, if there is any legal paperwork that needs to be taken care of before or during the wedding (such as marriage licenses), this will also likely fall under responsibility of the brides family. This includes any associated fees or expenses related to obtaining paperwork and/or submitting it in time for the wedding day.
Conclusion:
Overall, when planning a destination wedding it’s important to consider all of these costs when determining who will pay for what regarding your special day. The brides family typically covers transportation and accommodations along with any necessary items such as decorations or event rentals. They may also be responsible for hosting pre-wedding festivities such as a rehearsal dinner as well taking care of any legal paperwork that needs to be completed prior to or during your wedding day.