Will It Be Just The Two Of You At Your Ceremony In Moorea? Will There Be Guests In Attendance?
Either way, remember that you’re marrying in Tahiti and that the décor is already there!
Take advantage of the stunning surroundings and don’t overdo the ceremony space décor.
What you will want is to materialize your ceremony space, either by having some flower petals or lovely blooms scattered on the ground/sand (marking the space where you will stand to say your I dos), or by having floral arrangements on either side or an altar to create a nice focal point of the sacred space.
Here Are 4 Creative and Easy Ways To Decorate Your Moorea Ceremony:
When hiring me as your ceremony officiant in Moorea, I will always draw a sacred space on the ground/sand using tropical flower blooms or flower petals.
Same as above, using lanterns of varying size and shapes either on both sides of your sacred space, or on just one side to balance another decor/space element. You can either fill them with flowers for a daytime ceremony, or light up candles at sunset, these can go in the sand, or hanging in a tree…
If you’re thinking of having an arch or altar for your Moorea ceremony, you can head to Weddings in Moorea’s website for inspo and their latest designs’ pictures / custom-made altars in Moorea, and you may also be interested in reading this blog post on the same topic :
It helps you better understand what the difference is between a Professional Destination Wedding in Tahiti, and a Resort Destination Wedding in Tahiti.
Professional Destination Wedding in Tahiti
This is what I specialize in. I will help you research and secure the vendors that are the best match for YOU.
Remember that you are unique, as a couple, and probably different, from other couples. That means that not every wedding vendor will be able to accomplish what YOU like, and not every vendor will work YOUR style.
STYLE, PERSONALITY, and PROFESSIONALISM are the biggest things to look for. Each vendor should match the style and the vision that you have in mind for your dream destination wedding.
A note on same-sex weddings in Tahiti: people are VERY accepting in here no worries about that – however you may want to go with a professional Destination Wedding Planner or Officiant who will make sure that everyone involved in your wedding is an experienced professional and not that one random resort vendor who will, just out of “habits” unintentionally be tactless or act inappropriately because he doesn’t know better and is not well prepared.
In my many years in the Islands of Tahiti handling special events and planning destination weddings, I’ve seen a lot when it comes to weddings, including the good, the bad, and unfortunately, the UGLY. I’ll be your eyes and your ears until you get on site, which will probably be just a few days before the actual wedding.
I know exactly how much experience each vendor has, what they charge, how much is the deposit, what specifically is included in that cost, if there are any additional fees to consider etc. to help you make wise decisions from afar. Head to this page if you want to read about my full service wedding planning services.
The above article says that a Professional Destination Wedding in Tahiti is for
A couple who wants a wedding that will be custom-suited to their wants and needs, wants to work with wedding professionals to plan their day, and wants to enjoy time with their closest friends & family.
I could not have articulated it better!
Resort Destination Wedding in Tahiti
Commonly referred to as “cookie-cutter” wedding, a Resort Destination Wedding in Tahiti typically involves a package in which you make choices for your wedding based on what is included/available in the package. Some resorts will allow some customization, some others… not so much.
It is important that you understand how much room for personalization the package allows, before booking.
According to the aforementioned article, a Resort Destination Wedding in Tahiti is for
A couple wanting a wedding in a destination location who doesn’t want the stress and decisions that typically come with planning a wedding.
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