If this approach resonates, the next step is to complete the destination wedding planning form.

This allows me to review your vision, timing, guest considerations, and any early ideas you may already have. From there, I’ll follow up with next steps, including a consultation where we can talk through your plans, clarify expectations, and explore whether guided support feels like the right fit moving forward.

There’s no obligation at this stage. This process is simply about gaining clarity and deciding how you’d like to proceed.

The Next Step

This guided approach to destination wedding planning is designed for couples who want ongoing support, structure, and clarity from start to finish.

It’s a good fit for couples who:

Want a trusted professional to guide the planning and travel coordination, rather than navigating it alone

Understand that destination weddings involve moving parts beyond the ceremony itself

Care about their guests’ experience and want that handled thoughtfully

Value clear communication, realistic timelines, and informed decision-making

Prefer steady guidance over last-minute problem solving

This experience may not be the right fit for couples who:

Are looking for a DIY or self-managed planning approach

Want resort-only communication without outside guidance

Prefer to move forward without structure, timelines, or coordinated support

There’s no right or wrong approach, only what feels aligned for you.

This page is here to help you recognize whether guided support feels like the right path before taking the next step.

Who This Experience Is For

Resorts play an important role in destination weddings,  but they don’t guide the overall experience.

Resort wedding teams focus on what happens on property: their venue, their policies, and their internal timelines. Their communication is structured around their process, not the full planning picture a couple is managing.

That’s not a flaw. It’s simply the scope of their role.

What often surprises couples is how much exists outside of it.

Travel arrangements, guest coordination, booking timelines, and communication flow all live beyond the resort’s responsibility. When questions arise or plans shift, there’s rarely one central place where everything comes together,  unless someone is intentionally guiding it.

That’s where I come in.

Guidance means understanding how each decision affects the bigger picture, not just today, but weeks and months ahead. It’s anticipating friction points before they become stressful, helping couples move forward with clarity instead of guesswork, and keeping momentum steady without rushing decisions that need care.

This isn’t about doing more.

It’s about carrying the right things, so couples don’t have to carry everything themselves.

Why Guidance Matters

A destination wedding brings together a personal milestone and an international travel experience.

In addition to choosing a location and resort, there are flights, room blocks, contracts, timelines, and guests making individual decisions on different schedules. Very little happens all at once, and almost nothing happens in a straight line.

Even couples with a clear vision are often surprised by how layered the process can feel, especially in the early stages. Information comes from multiple sources, timelines overlap, and progress doesn’t always look visible right away.

This is normal. It’s simply how destination weddings work. and how all the pieces fit together.

What Destination Weddings Really Involve

Planning a destination wedding involves far more than choosing a location and a date. It requires coordinating travel, managing guest logistics, navigating timelines, and making decisions that affect more than just the two of you.

My role is to guide couples through this process with clarity, structure, and steady support,  from the early planning stages, and continue through the travel experience itself.

This page is here to help you understand whether a guided approach to destination wedding planning is the right fit for you.