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Destination Weddings
Far from home, planned from here.
Lisa plans destination weddings by inquiry, for couples marrying in the United States, Mexico, Jamaica and Europe. She has toured resorts and venues in Mexico, Jamaica and Croatia.
The same discipline
Venue first. Then the team. Then the travel.
A destination wedding is planned in the same order as one at home: secure the venue, then the entertainment and the photographer, then the second wave of design, decor and accommodation. What a destination adds is the guest travel: the room blocks, the arrivals, the welcome evening and the day after, all of which belong in the timeline from the start.
Lisa's vendor priorities do not change with the location: reliability, quality, the working relationship and experience, in that order. Where she does not already have a relationship, she builds one before she recommends anyone.
Destination work is scoped per engagement, so the first conversation is about the place, the date and the number of guests who will travel.
Questions
Where does Lisa plan destination weddings?
By inquiry, for couples marrying in the United States, Mexico, Jamaica and Europe. Lisa has toured resorts and venues in Mexico, Jamaica and Croatia on planning visits.
Does Lisa travel for the wedding?
Destination work is scoped per engagement, including site visits and Lisa's presence on the day. Those details are set out in the proposal after the initial consultation.
Can Lisa plan a wedding at home and a celebration abroad?
Yes. Many couples pair a ceremony in New York or New Jersey with a celebration elsewhere, or the other way round. Ask about both in one inquiry.
Photography: Moments with Marissa.
Next step
Tell Lisa about the celebration you have in mind.
Send your date, your venue or city and a guest count. Lisa reads every inquiry herself and replies within one business day.