Destination Wedding & Group All-Inclusive Room Block Contracts vs. Flexible Groups: What's the Difference and Which Is Right for You?
Ah, the sweet sound of waves crashing, glasses clinking, and your favorite people gathered in paradise to celebrate your big day (or maybe just a sun-soaked reunion). Sounds dreamy, right?
But before you can say “I do” or “pass the piña colada,” there’s one little detail you need to sort out: The Room Block.
Now, don’t let the term "room block contract" send you running for the beach bar. Whether you're planning a destination wedding, a family getaway, or a group trip with your entire crew, understanding the difference between a traditional group room block and a flexible group booking can save you time, stress, and potentially thousands of dollars.
Let's break it down for you:
How do I choose between Mexico, Jamaica, Costa Rica, or the Dominican Republic for my Destination Wedding?
How do I choose between Mexico, Jamaica, Costa Rica, or the Dominican Republic for my destination wedding?
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How much does an All-Inclusive Resort Destination Wedding cost in Mexico or the Caribbean? (And is it worth it?)
Let’s get straight to the point. If you’ve found yourself wondering, “What’s this destination wedding package going to cost me?” Here’s your golden ballpark estimate: we recommend that you plan to pay anywhere from $250 - $300 per guest to get the party started. The price all depends on where you go, how many guests you plan to invite, and how fancy you want to get with the flowers, photography, videography and fireworks (yes, fireworks are an option).
What to wear to a Destination Wedding in Mexico or the Caribbean?
So, you’ve been invited to a destination wedding in Mexico or somewhere in the dreamy Caribbean. Congrats! How exciting!!! Now comes the important question: What on earth do you pack?
Let’s face it: figuring out what to wear to a beach wedding is a little different than choosing an outfit for a ballroom affair in the city. You’re not going to want full formal wear under the tropical sun (unless you’re into that kind of sweaty look). Good news? Most destination weddings are more laid-back, but that doesn’t mean that you can wear your swimsuit, flip-flops, and tank tops.
As your Destination Wedding Travel Advisor, I am here to walk you through exactly what to pack so you’ll look good, feel comfortable, and avoid any last-minute fashion faux pas.