Tying the Knot in the Snow or Sun?

Weddings abroad are growing tremendously in popularity more and more people are jumping onto a plane and going to get married abroad. A lot of people decide to get married abroad after going on a Caribbean holidays and loving it over there.

Lately though there has been a big cold weather snap here in the UK which has brought along fabulous snow along with it. The whole of the UK looked like a winter dream, most people were snowed in and could not get to work so were alot more relaxed.

Thinking about weddings, if we always had guaranteed snow here in Britain would it be better to have a nice white wedding? Or would people still prefer to get married abroad in a hot country, let’s take a quick glance at the reasons a person would choose one or the other

Snowy UK vs. A Wedding in a Hot Destination
1) Tying the knot on a nice snowy day is what happens in films, if folk get lucky enough to have a snowy wedding that they should count there blessings.
2) Although it may be a magical day getting married in the snow, it may put off a few visitors from turning up to your special day as they may be snowed in.
3) If the snow falls to much you could get your wedding cancelled.
4) Flights to your honeymoon may well get cancelled too.

Whatever way you look at the scenario I think getting married abroad is a much better option, especially if you are honeymooning in the same place. There is one negative aspect and that is your family and friends not being able to attend.

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