When you got engaged, you not only heard wedding bells, but you also saw a tropical island and smelled the ocean breeze as you said your vows to your betrothed. A destination wedding is a fun and relaxing way to tie the knot, and what better way to celebrate nuptials than to be somewhere tropical or somewhere that you love visiting"
But when it comes to planning your destination wedding, there are special considerations to keep in mind when thinking about your guests. As you plan you might be asking yourself a few questions like, ?How early should you let them know about the wedding? or ?What should you do when your guests arrive"? If you?re thinking of planning a dream destination wedding, here are some things to consider for your guests. Let Them Know Early and Make it Easy to Book

Typically you mail out save the dates about six to eight months before the wedding, but when planning a destination wedding you might want to let your guests know even before that. As soon as you have decided to have your ceremony elsewhere, you should let your parents, close friends, and any other guests you?re considering know just as soon as possible.
Also, as you’re planning, see what dates will work best for them and try to come up with a time that will work well for the most amount of people. Consider making a Google doc or a spreadsheet that has a list of scheduling conflicts for all your guests and invite them to add to it so that you know exactly where you stand with ...