Destination Plans
Guided by Camille Duval
Destination Plans
Evergreen checklists for six of the world's most considered wedding destinations. What couples commonly need to prepare, typical lead times, seasonal wisdom, and a weather contingency plan. Educational guidance only — always verify with the official local civil registry and a local lawyer.
Italy
Amalfi Coast
A cliffside ceremony above the Tyrrhenian Sea, followed by a reception on a lemon-grove terrace. The Amalfi Coast offers dramatic beauty and Italian hospitality, with venues ranging from historic villas to boutique hotels perched above the water.
Indonesia
Bali
A tropical ceremony amid rice terraces, on a clifftop above the Indian Ocean, or in a private villa garden. Bali offers lush landscapes, warm hospitality, and venues that range from luxury resorts to intimate hideaways.
Italy
Lake Como
A ceremony on a lakeside terrace with the Alps reflected in the water, followed by a reception in a historic villa. Lake Como offers alpine beauty, old-world grandeur, and venues ranging from grand hotels to private gardens.
Morocco
Marrakech
A ceremony in a riad garden, a desert tent, or a historic palace, followed by a reception under the stars. Marrakech offers vibrant colours, intricate architecture, and venues ranging from private riads to luxury resorts.
France
Provence
A ceremony in a lavender field, a stone farmhouse, or a vineyard, followed by a long reception under the plane trees. Provence offers rustic elegance, golden light, and venues ranging from mas (farmhouses) to historic chateaux.
Greece
Santorini
A caldera-edge ceremony with the Aegean Sea stretching to the horizon, followed by a reception as the sun sets behind the whitewashed cliffs. Santorini offers one of the most photographed backdrops in the world, with venues ranging from boutique hotels to private terraces.