Say “I do” somewhere unforgettable

Most destination weddings are best booked 9–14 months ahead to lock in the best venues, the largest room block and the best group rates — and to give guests time to book flights and time off. Lisa has also planned beautiful weddings on shorter timelines when needed.

Yes — that's the heart of what Lisa does. She coordinates the entire group: each guest receives a personal booking link, flexible payment options, clear instructions and someone to call, so you're never the group's travel agent or accountant.

Lisa explains any planning or service fees up front before you commit. Group resort bookings are typically commissioned by the supplier, so the coordination usually costs you nothing extra — and she's always transparent about costs.

Often, yes. The resort price usually bundles the venue, meals and drinks, and guest lists tend to be smaller. Costs vary by resort and package, so Lisa lays out exactly what's included and what's extra so you can compare honestly.

Many Canadian couples legally marry at home with a quick civil ceremony, then hold a symbolic ceremony at the resort to avoid foreign residency rules, translated documents and blood tests. Lisa explains the trade-offs and points you to official sources for legal requirements in your chosen country.