The Best Locations for a Destination Wedding

Jordana Weiss | October 6, 2017

Chances are if you’re over the age of 20, you’ve gone to a lot of weddings this year, or you’ve seen someone’s wedding photos on Facebook. Attending a wedding, and all of the emotions that go along with that, often makes people question what they would do for their own wedding. Maybe you would have a better band, different food, or even move the entire thing to a remote destination.

If you’re secretly daydreaming about a destination wedding, here are some ideas to fuel your fantasy. These are some of the best locations in the world for a destination wedding.

Baja California, Mexico

If you’re looking for a beach location for your destination wedding, look no further than Baja California, a Mexican state which shares a border with California. The beaches along this sandy strip are beautiful, and the landscape is full of scenic mountains overlooking the ocean, which makes it a more interesting option than some other places in Mexico, like Cancun or Playa Del Carmen, which fill up rapidly with tourists.

One great option in Baja California is The Resort at Pedregal, a beautiful venue which will help organize your wedding for you and can accommodate up to 150 guests. While rooms can get pricey, amenities, such as infinity pools and wedding concierges, can’t be beat.

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