Oceania

Three things stand out when designing the ideal beach wedding: immaculate sand, clear waters, and stunning sunsets. These areas, which include the US, Australia, the South Pacific, and Southeast Asia, all satisfy the requirements and then some!

United States: San Antonio, Texas

San Antonio, the fastest-growing city in Texas, offers a distinctive fusion of Hispanic culture, Southern charm, and breathtaking scenery. When getting married there, couples can anticipate seeing blooming wildflowers, ethereal woods, numerous rivers, and plenty of greenery. Additionally, it has one of the state’s best gourmet Tex-Mex scenes, so your wedding will be remembered for having the best food.

Italy’s Amalfi Coast

The Amalfi Coast is well-known for its rugged coastline dotted with tiny beaches and pastel-hued Italian fishing towns, but it has a lot more to offer for weddings. What scenes from the movie are some of the visitor’s favorites? Among the highlights are the chic Villa Tre Ville in Positano, the restaurant Da Paolino in Capri, the stunning outdoor gardens of Villa Astor in Sorrento, and the bohemian ambiance of Quattro Passi in Nerano. When possible, use a vintage Italian sailboat to cruise the coast for a true Amalfi experience rather than taking a car to your event locations.

Puglia, Italy

The southernmost region of Italy, Puglia, is renowned for its miles of Mediterranean beachfront, whitewashed hillside villages, and centuries-old farms. The variety of landscapes and architectural styles, according to Norma Cohen of Norma Cohen Productions, are Puglia’s best feature for weddings. The stunning wedding Cohen planned at Borgo Egnazia, which could host 480 guests on-site, was showcased. The venue offered a variety of activities and moods for the entire wedding weekend, which was jam-packed with numerous meals, parties, and celebrations.

Thailand

Southeast Asian nation of Thailand has a rich and distinctive culture, as well as tropical beaches, opulent royal palaces, historic ruins, and elaborate temples housing Buddha statues. A tranquil canalside hamlet coexists with an ultramodern city in Bangkok, the country’s capital. The Emerald Buddha Temple (Wat Phra Kaew), Wat Arun, Wat Pho, and popular seaside resorts like bustling Pattaya and chic Hua Hin are also close by.

When planning a destination wedding in Thailand, Lynn Easton of Easton Events advises having “a small crew on the ground” in addition to your primary wedding planner. There will undoubtedly be a language barrier, so in addition to your dependable planner, you’ll want someone local to help you with the specifics. We’re prepared to make reservations at Easton’s suggested locations, which include the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok, Four Seasons Chiang Mai, Dhara Dhevi Chiang Mai Resort, and Amanpuri Phuket.