We live in Ohio and are planning to get married in Jan. or Feb… We need a place that we can get married at and then enjoy a little. Either a place in Ohio that is nice in the winter… or a place that is warm and sunny but not too expensive to get to or stay at for a few days because we are on a budget…
Any suggestions will be appreciated… Thanks!
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I would love a destination wedding with a beach setting. I would also like it to be out of the country but without spending an obscene amount of money and I also want it to be a good spot to honeymoon. Any suggestions?
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My fiance and I are getting married November. We want a destination wedding on the beach. Most of our friends and family are on the East Coast so we’re looking for somewhere relatively easy/inexpensive to get to. NOT Hawaii. We are thinking Southern CA, but are open to other ideas. Where is the best place for a destination beach wedding in November?
Unfortunately it has to be in November so I need hurricane-friendly places. Thanks!
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My boyfriend and I are deciding to get married after 6 years of being together, but neither of us want the hoopla of a wedding. We are going to Las Vegas for Thanksgiving, and are looking to quietly get married. I am looking for a nice, classy place that is not themed or cheesy in any way. We don’t want to spend more than $1,000 so the Bellagio is out. Maybe four or so people will be in attendance. Thanks for all the suggestions.
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Tasha Gordon-Solmon: Melrose Place Recap: Episode 13
Finally! The Melrose Place hiatus is over and we can all breathe easy again. Onto the recap… We open on the morning after Mancini’s wife…
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Island markets itself as a place to tie the knot
By JOHN DAVIS According to Caryn Hodge, coordinator of the Anna Maria Island Wedding Festival, the island sees 1,000 to 1,500 weddings a year.
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I would love to have it in Hawaii in September 2010, but a lot of my family is complaining of the cost. Is there a cheaper destination wedding with the same elegance of Hawaii? Suggestions?
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Forget Vegas! For my money, Colorado is one of the most spectacular places on earth to be married. Consider the following:
The price of a marriage license in Colorado is one of the least expensive in the nation. $30! For Vegas, it’s double that at $60.
You don’t even need a wedding officiant in Colorado. You can self marry and it’s perfectly legal. While having an officiant present is a must for many couples due to the solemnity of the occasion, if it comes right down to it, you could do it yourself.
You don’t need to be a resident of the state to be married here.
There is no waiting period to be married after you obtain the license. You can pick up the license and be married immediately.
If you’re coming in from out of town, Denver International Airport is easily accessible and places you minutes from downtown Denver and within a couple of hours drive from the mountains.
Location, location, location! Have you ever <span style=”font-weight:bold;”>seen<span style=”font-style:italic;”></span></span> the Rocky Mountains?
Colorado is a true year-round destination wedding spot. Whether you choose to marry on a snow-capped mountaintop, in an alpine meadow brimming with wildflowers, in the warmth and charm of Denver’s Brown Palace, a stone chapel, the living room of an historic Bed & Breakfast, the breathtaking Garden of the Gods, or in one of Colorado’s many excellent wedding venues, you’ll have a spectacular backdrop.
If you desire an outdoor wedding, your chance of rain here is less than almost anywhere else in the country.
When you’re not exchanging vows (which, after all, really doesn’t take all that long no matter how head over heels you are for each other), there is so much for you (and your guests, if you have any) to do. Colorado’s an outdoor lover’s paradise with everything from skiing and hiking fourteeners to a gentle meander through a garden. And the towns and cities of Colorado are second to none in terms of leisure time opportunities. The concerts, theater, museums, comedy, and shopping experiences are second to none and if you truly want the gambling experience of Vegas, you can pop on over to Blackhawk, Central City or Cripple Creek and take on the slot machines there.
Crowds? Not likely.
I don’t know of any Elvis Impersonator officiants in Colorado. That alone, should persuade couples to cash in their Vegas tickets for Denver ones. Officiants in Colorado generally travel to all types of locations to perform ceremonies. We don’t make you come to our chapel and wait in line with the other eloping couples until it’s your turn.
When you look at your wedding photos from Colorado, chances are the background will be of a gorgeous mountain vista, a sparkling fountain or an historic building. As opposed to, “Oh look! There’s a picture of the newlyweds standing in front of Lucky Louie’s Casino!”
Of course, some people like that sort of thing!
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I am looking to get married in Las Vegas but would like to bundle as much as possible together. Is there a place that offers this?
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