The Benefits of Choosing a Private Island Wedding
Always imagined getting married to the one you love on beautiful white sands whilst you can hear the waves gently lapping behind you? The concept of a beach wedding is a popular one, and if you’re newly engaged then it is sure to be something you’ve talked about, but many people assume that a private island wedding will either be out of their price range or be difficult to organise. When you choose to get married on the island of Matangi, that actually couldn’t be further from the truth.
Not only is a wedding on the island of Matangi affordable (costing less than the $31, 213 that the average American wedding is now reported to be) it is also incredibly easy to organise. When you decide to choose the island as your wedding destination, you will work with the resorts highly qualified wedding coordinator who will be dedicated to ensuring the smooth running of your wedding and ensuring that your day is just the way you always imagined it would be. This is just one of the incredible benefits of choosing a private island wedding.
Fully Inclusive Service
Despite the fact that many people think it must be very difficult and complicated to organise a destination wedding, it is actually much easier than you might think, particularly when you choose a resort such as Matangi where all of the hard work is done for you. The wedding package offered by the private Matangi resort includes a beautiful wedding venue that will be fully decorated to suit your tastes and color scheme and the services of a minister as well as the services of your wedding coordinator. As is traditional for any wedding, the package will also ensure that you have floral hairpieces and a stunning floral bouquet for the bride as well as floral leis for the bride and groom and their chosen witnesses, and a Fijian choir to provide a beautiful musical performance as you are pronounced man and wife. Finally, once the wedding ceremony is over you will receive a champagne toast, delicious canapes, a gorgeous single tier wedding cake to enjoy and then a private candlelit dinner. Of course, depending on the number of guests you choose to invite this package can also be extended.
With so much of your wedding already taken care of, all you have to do is decide who and how many guests you’d like to invite, and which wedding dress you would like to wear! You should also take care of ensuring your wedding is fully protected, for your own peace of mind, by securing your wedding insurance as soon as you begin planning your wedding. That way should your dress not fit or your rings be stolen you are financially protected every step of the way. For any other services you might need, such as a wedding photographer or videographer, your wedding coordinator can recommend our tried and tested preferred vendors and help you to find exactly what you’re looking for. We can help make your private island wedding as easy and stress-free to arrange as possible.
A Vacation in Paradise
According to Conde Nast Traveller magazine, Matangi is one of the top five most romantic destinations in Fiji: an impressive accolade when you consider that Fiji is considered to be the most romantic destination in the world and is a mecca for happy couples either looking to host a destination wedding or escape for a romantic honeymoon. If you’re looking for a wedding destination where you’ll find awe-inspiring beauty alongside five star luxury then there really is nowhere better to choose, and a Matangi or Fiji wedding is sure to impress your guests and provide incredible memories that you’ll never forget. Because the island is a private one, you’ll also find that the island is relatively secluded, and that you’ll be afforded all the privacy you need to enjoy both your wedding day and your idyllic island honeymoon that will immediately follow.
There are so many benefits of choosing to have a private island wedding, and there is nowhere more breathtakingly beautiful to choose than Fiji. Why not get in touch to discover why a wedding on Matangi could be the perfect choice for you?
Article sent in by Sally Ford
