There was a time when people thought that destination events were just for weddings. The pandemic has reignited many individuals desire to travel and celebrate their lives. Over the past few months as restrictions began to slowly lift, there has been an increase in inquiries for destination events.
Recently, I traveled to beautiful Cap Cana in the Dominican Republic for a client’s luxe milestone birthday celebration. The client wanted not only an epic birthday celebration but also an unforgettable trip experience. No detail was left unturned. With full destination planning support I assisted with:
– venue/accommodations sourcing
– vendor sourcing and vendor communication
– trip itinerary planning (including excursions)
– event design
– event execution & coordination
Destination celebrations are not limited to destination weddings only. Let me help you think and plan outside the box. These events do not have to be overwhelming to you. They are a great way to celebrate along with family and friends while experiencing all that the wonderful destination that you chose has to offer.
With all that has happened in the
world in the past few years
with covid-19. Will we go back to
having ultra large events or we will
continue to have more intimate
events where we get to spend time
with all of our guests. Although there
is no right or wrong answer to
this question. It is a thought. Do we
move forward with multi-day
experiences? This experience allows
the family and guests to gather and
experience the love of the event. The
smaller events early on will be the
buildup to the ultimate experience.
The day of the grand event
there will be an energy that is
unsurpassed. These events do not
have to be just destination events,
but this can be done locally. These
events are a great way to bring
different cultures together.
Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra
celebrated with a multi-day
experience when they got married in
2018. There was a Christian wedding
and a Hindu wedding that
incorporated both of their traditions.
The Celebration was three-day event
that began with a welcome party. The
celebration concluded in a Bidaai
which is a party and ceremony where
friends and family blessed their
nuptials. This was a true example of
bringing your guests together. What
will your multi-day experience
include? Using a planner to help
coordinate the details of this type is
best. There are so many details,
logistics and moving parts that
something may easily become
overlooked. Whatever way you
decide to celebrate in the future, I
hope you and your guests enjoy each
other's presence and celebrate to the
fullest.
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