Planning for a destination wedding in Riverwalk can give you a great wedding and honeymoon trip all in one go. Here are a few planning mistakes you’ll want to avoid, though:
Not adding the necessary details
When it comes to vendor contracts, make sure you add all the necessary information before you sign. It’s easy for verbal agreements to be forgotten or misunderstood. The best way to ensure both sides are protected is to discuss everything in the contract and to add all the important details before both parties sign.
Not preparing for weather conditions
If you’re holding the wedding outdoors, it’s wise to make sure you have backup plans just in case mother nature doesn’t cooperate, says The Knot. Weather conditions might also be iffy, being warm and sunny one moment and windy and rainy the next.
Handling everything on your own
If you both have jobs and you don’t have too much time on your hands to handle the preparation—from talking to the vendors to checking out those flowers and whether baby daisies are better over simple petunias—then you’ll want to scout around for package offers for a destination wedding in Riverwalk. That should be an easy fix to your planning problems. By getting a package, you won’t have to do more than pick from options available to you. Everything else—from the food to the venue preparation—will be handled by someone else. That’s going to be a load off your mind.
Checking in your wedding dress
It might seem like a good idea to check in your wedding dress but given the horror stories of lost, delayed or missing luggage, it’s probably best that you keep that garment close to you. Have it in your carry-on bag. That way, if your checked-in bag gets lost, you won’t have to be in a mad scramble to find another dress.
