Online - October 23, 2007

Destination Anywhere

Fall 2007 Wedding Guide

The perfect place to tie the knot? One of these seven wonders of the world. 

Destination: Santorini, Greece
Pros: Have a big, fat Greek wedding at Katikies, a little gem in the cliffs near a volcanic crater, with unlimited amounts of ouzo and hummus, magical views, and impeccable service.
Cons: You may want to go Greek permanently.

Destination: City of your choice, Japan
Pros: Private tea ceremony, Zen temple candlelight party, and dancing geishas are all in the realm of possibility with the help of RPI Concierge.
Cons: You could start turning Japanese (we really think so). 

Destination: Santa Catalina, Argentina
Pros: With gorgeous gauchos, polo matches, and delicious meats roasted whole on a stick, El Colibrí guarantees a truly authentic experience (oh, and the dollar goes far there).
Cons: Your vegetarian friends could possibly starve.

Destination: Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Pros: Sunshine, bottomless bowls of guac, and One&Only Palmilla’s chapel where you exchange vows en español and party in the cute cobblestone cul-de-sac.
Cons: Cabo Wabo’s a stone’s throw away. As is Sammy Hagar.

Destination: Treasure Beach, Jamaica
Pros: Jake’s Resort makes it easy to elope: They’ll provide a massage, cake, two witnesses, and all the jerk chicken you can eat.
Cons: By witnesses, we mean total strangers.

Destination: Big Sur, California
Pros: Nude Japanese hot baths, couples’ color readings, and Ventana Inn’s all-inclusive coastline wedding packages for up to 35 people shockingly won’t break the bank.
Cons: Weather as unpredictable as Uncle Hal.

Destination: Bali, Indonesia
Pros: Meditation, yoga, volcano hiking, and rooms for $185 make Uma Ubud a relaxing place from which to start a drama-free life together.
Cons: Even frequent fliers might freak. (Just remind them of the miles.)

After all, it’s love that makes the world go round.

Just getting started? Check out the spring 2007 wedding guide.