
Celebrate your anniversary where it means the most
Mark the year with an anniversary trip built around the night you married. Tell us the year, and we keep it quiet if it is a surprise.
It comes off your final price, and is refunded in full if you don't go ahead.
A first anniversary and a fiftieth rarely want the same trip. This is where couples usually start, and your advisor shapes it from there.
Often a return to the honeymoon. If you married at Hyatt Regency Danang, its wedding offer includes a first-anniversary celebration at the beach club there.
Often the first trip without the children. A tent with its own pool in the Bali rainforest, or a villa on Koh Samui.
A good year for the long trip you have put off, such as a week among the vineyards of Tuscany or four nights on the Nile.
A caldera suite in Santorini, with the dinner booked for the minute the sun drops.
Usually planned by the children, with step-free rooms requested, short transfers and space for three generations in Hua Hin or on Fiji's Coral Coast.
Some years deserve a trip of their own. Tell us the month, and we suggest what is in season.
The parts of the trip that take the most arranging are settled before you leave, starting with the night itself.
The anniversary usually falls in the middle of the trip. Decide what that one day looks like, and we plan the rest of the week around it.
A night at the place it began, then somewhere new for the rest of the week.
For couples who married in a hurry or with a baby on the way, and never went.
Children, partners and grandchildren at dinner together, with time for the toast someone has been rehearsing.
A trip they find out about at the airport, or over breakfast the day before.
Three or four nights in Fiji, Bali or Koh Samui when leave is short.
Japan, the Nile or a sleeper train, the trip you keep talking about.
A 25th, 40th or 50th is often a present from the children, and plenty of husbands and wives give the trip to each other. Give the whole trip or the planning of it, and we hand it over ready to enjoy.
We plan it with you and your brothers and sisters, and say nothing to your parents until you hand it over.
Choose the place with your advisor, and we keep the dates open until you know their leave is clear.
One of you is our contact, and every sibling sees the same written plan.
A wedding party held a year late, a ring for every anniversary, and how famous couples keep the day their own.
George and Angelina married with five people there, then celebrated with everyone a year later, on the day itself.
A quiet day at home for some, a new ring each year for others.
Two public tributes from a couple who keep most of their marriage private.
The party at home, and the trip the two of you take after it.
The celebrations couples often plan after an anniversary, with the same team.
Add a short ceremony to the trip and say the words again.
Bring every branch of the family to one place for a week.
A 60th or a 70th, planned with the same care as the anniversary.
If it is a surprise for your partner or your parents, choose how we reach you. We never contact your partner, and nothing goes to a shared inbox or calendar.
Everything in writing to the one address you give us, and no calls.
Short messages to your phone, easy to read at work and easy to keep to yourself.
Tell us when you will be alone, and your advisor calls then and only then.
1. A reply, the way you asked for it: by email or phone, with a few questions: which anniversary, roughly when, and who is coming. 2. A call to talk it through: where you are drawn to, how much leave you have and whether anyone must not find out. 3. Two or three options, in writing: stays or journeys that suit the year, each showing the room, the dinner on the date and what is not included. 4. We hold the date: once you choose, the room and the table for the night itself are secured first, then everything else. 5. The anniversary: everything is booked before you fly, and your advisor is a message away if you change your mind about dinner on the night.
Tell us the year, the month and who is coming, even if the only place in mind is where you married.