Wedded Wonderland

Marry abroad with the whole day arranged by one venue

All-inclusive destination wedding packages

Say your vows with dinner, flowers and a photographer arranged by one venue. Tell us your guest count, and we find the offers that fit.

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Amari Phuket

Phuket

Say your vows on a jetty over Patong Bay, then walk to dinner on the seaside lawn. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.

  • Jetty ceremonies over Patong Bay
  • Rim Talay Terrace by the sea
  • Covered backup for every setup
Up to 80 guestsPrice on enquiryView offers: Amari Phuket

Pyrgos Restaurant

Santorini

Take your vows in a small chapel in hilltop Pyrgos, then dine in a garden facing the caldera. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.

  • Aghia Fotini Chapel on site
  • Garden reception for up to 150
  • 5 event halls in 1 venue
Up to 35 guestsPrice on enquiryView offers: Pyrgos Restaurant

Villa Antiche Mura

Amalfi Coast and Sorrento

Wed on a cliff terrace above the Bay of Naples, in an old Sorrento citrus grove. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.

  • 400 sq m bay-view terraces
  • Views across to Vesuvius
  • Old Sorrento citrus grove garden
Up to 20 guestsPrice on enquiryView offers: Villa Antiche Mura

Plan with a team couples trust

  • 120,000+ celebrations planned: weddings, honeymoons, anniversaries and family trips.
  • IATA TIDS registered: Wedded Wonderland is registered with IATA under TIDS code 96191491, and every booking is confirmed in writing.
  • Everything in writing: each quote lists what is included, what is not and the terms, before you commit.
  • One team, start to finish: the same people at your first call and on the day you fly home.
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Know what all-inclusive covers for a wedding abroad

All-inclusive destination weddings bring most of the day into one offer, agreed with the venue in writing before you book. The fullest offers we hold include:

  • The ceremony: the setting, chairs and an arch or backdrop, set up and cleared by the venue's team.
  • A celebrant: usually for a symbolic ceremony, with a keepsake certificate on the day.
  • Food and drink: canapés, a set dinner or banquet, wine with dinner, and a toast, for a set number of guests.
  • Styling and flowers: the bouquet, a buttonhole, the aisle and the table flowers.
  • A photographer: a set number of hours, with the edited photos sent to you afterwards.
  • The cake and music: a tiered cake, and a DJ or live musicians for the evening.
  • Your nights: in some offers, two or three nights for the two of you, with a spa treatment or a dinner for two.
Ask what your offer would include

Know what each offer leaves out

An all-inclusive offer covers the wedding day. These usually sit outside it, and your advisor lists each one in writing before you commit:

  • Flights: yours and your guests', unless you ask us to add them.
  • Guest rooms: each guest's room is booked and paid separately, and we can hold a group of rooms for them.
  • Legal fees: most offers are for a symbolic ceremony, and a legal ceremony costs extra where the country allows one.
  • Extra guests: each offer covers a set number of people, and every extra adult is charged by the venue.
  • Changes to the menu or styling: a different menu, more flowers or a longer bar time are priced as extras.
  • Outside suppliers: some venues charge a fee if you bring your own photographer or stylist.
  • Travel insurance: for you and your guests, bought separately.

Choose from the venues that include the most

These offers list the most in writing, with a celebrant and most of the day already arranged. In Greece, Italy and Ireland they are for a symbolic ceremony, and your advisor adds a legal one where the country allows it.

  • Bali Mandira, Bali

    A celebrant, flowers, cake, live music, a DJ and up to five hours of photography with an album, then three nights in a pool villa or club suite.

  • Hotel Indigo, Bali Seminyak Beach

    A celebrant, flowers, canapés and a buffet or three-course dinner for up to 50 guests, then two nights in a one-bedroom pool villa with a spa treatment for two.

  • Amari Phuket, Thailand

    A celebrant, a floral arch, the bride's hair and make-up and up to four hours of photography, with a blessing by Buddhist monks if you would like one.

  • Pullman Resort Danang, Vietnam

    A tea ceremony and a Western ceremony with an English-speaking celebrant, then two nights in a cottage, airport transfers and a couple's massage.

  • Pyrgos Taverna, Santorini

    A celebrant, a photographer for the ceremony, dinner for 20 guests, a four-hour open bar, a bouquet, cake and a DJ for the evening.

  • Villa Antiche Mura, Sorrento

    A planner in Italy, a celebrant, photography and video, bridal hair and make-up, dinner with local wine and a sunset cruise for the two of you.

  • Ballykealey House, Ireland

    A celebrant, eight hours of photography, hair and make-up for the bride and three bridesmaids, a four-course banquet with wine and a night at the house.

  • Fanningstown Castle, Ireland

    Two nights with the castle to yourselves and rooms for 10, transfers from Dublin Airport, a celebrant, a photographer and a three-course dinner.

Ask which offer suits your guest count

Compare offers line by line

Two offers can look the same and cover very different days. Put them side by side and check these:

  • Guest count: how many people the price covers, and what each extra adult costs.
  • Food: canapés and a toast, or a full seated dinner for all your guests.
  • Drinks: a toast only, or an open bar, and for how many hours.
  • Photography: how many hours, and whether it covers the ceremony only or the whole evening.
  • Ceremony type: symbolic or legal, and what the legal paperwork adds.
  • Nights and extras: whether your own nights, a spa treatment or transfers are in the price.
  • Terms: the deposit, the payment dates and what happens if you change the date.
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Choose all-inclusive if it suits your day

An all-inclusive offer works best when the venue's own set-up is close to the wedding you picture.

  • It suits you if: you have about 20 to 50 guests, you are happy with the venue's menus and styling, and you would rather the venue run the day than manage separate suppliers.
  • It suits families hosting: everything the venue provides is agreed in writing before anyone commits.
  • Think twice if: you have a photographer or stylist you love at home, or you want a large private party, because the offer is built around the venue's own team.
  • Ask us about a custom day: your advisor can build the wedding around a venue instead, with each supplier chosen for you.

Choose your country

Each country page lists the venues and hotels we hold there, with what each offer includes.

  • Fiji

    Beach ceremonies on the Coral Coast, Denarau and the outer islands, one of the shortest flights from Australia's east coast.

  • Greece

    Santorini venues where dinner, an open bar and a photographer are in several offers.

  • Indonesia

    Bali hotels where the celebrant, the flowers and nights in a pool villa often come together.

  • Italy

    Tuscan villas, Florence rooftops and the Sorrento coast, with a planner in Italy on several offers.

  • Thailand

    Phuket and Koh Samui resorts, with a Buddhist blessing offered at some of them.

  • Australia

    Resorts and estates in New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia, with no passport needed.

  • Spain

    Estates in Catalonia and hotels on Mallorca and Ibiza, several with their own catering and bar.

  • Vietnam

    Da Nang beach resorts, with a traditional tea ceremony on offer at one of them.

  • Ireland

    Castles and country houses, several with rooms for you and your guests on the estate.

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Get answers about all-inclusive destination weddings

What does all-inclusive mean for a destination wedding?
It means the venue prices most of the wedding day as one offer. The best offers we hold include the ceremony set-up, a celebrant, flowers, a photographer, dinner, drinks, the cake and music, and some add nights for the two of you. Flights, guest rooms, legal fees and extra guests usually sit outside the price, and your advisor lists them in writing before you commit.
Is an all-inclusive destination wedding right for us?
It suits couples who want the venue to run the whole day as one, from the ceremony to the last dance. It suits less well if you plan to bring in your own menu, florist or photographer, because much of what is included would be replaced. Ask your advisor to set two offers side by side so you can see exactly what each covers.
Can we change what is included in an all-inclusive offer?
Often, yes. Many venues will swap a menu, upgrade the flowers or lengthen the bar time, and they price each change as an extra. Removing an item does not always lower the price, so ask before you plan around a swap. Your advisor asks the venue for every change in writing, so the final offer lists exactly what is included.
Can we bring our own photographer to an all-inclusive venue?
Often, but some venues charge a fee for outside suppliers, and you would still pay for the photographer in the offer unless the venue agrees to remove it. Tell us early if you have someone in mind. We ask the venue for its supplier rules before you commit, so you can weigh keeping their photographer against bringing yours.
What happens if more guests come than the offer covers?
Each offer covers a set number of people, such as 20 guests at several of our Santorini and Italian venues. Every extra adult is charged by the venue, usually per head for dinner and drinks. If your list is growing, your advisor compares a larger offer at the same venue with adding guests to yours, and sends you both options in writing.
Do all-inclusive weddings include our accommodation?
Some do. Several Bali and Vietnam offers we hold include two or three nights for the two of you, and one Irish castle comes with two nights of exclusive hire and rooms for 10 people. Guest rooms are almost always booked separately. Your advisor can hold a group of rooms near the venue so your guests book at the same place.

Tell us about your wedding

Tell us your guest count, your month and the countries you are considering, and your advisor sends you the offers that include the most.

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