In fact, Paris is well known for its romanticism and couples want to capture a bit of that romanticism by celebrating their wedding there. The very representation of Paris makes couples dream about that place, in fact you cannot see Paris on TV without seeing at least one couple deeply kissing by the Seine river.

Paris in the Afternoon / Jeffrey Edwards

Paris is not only a romantic place but also a place with an incredible gastronomy and France is also the country where the most refined wine comes from. So all those elements make Paris the best place for a romantic wedding. Some couples that are in quest of even more romanticism can celebrate their wedding on a canal boat on the Seine river. Then after the celebration of your wedding you can have an unforgettable honeymoon visiting all the romantic spots in Paris to celebrate your love story.

However, Paris is not the only place that appeal couples for their wedding in fact some couples look for more exotic places to celebrate their wedding. In fact, many couples go to the Caribbeans to celebrate their wedding by the sea and after the celebration they can enjoy the sun and relax with a heavenly surrounding to enjoy their honeymoon.

Thailand is also a destination that really attracts couples thanks to the low prices, in fact in the country everything is very cheap for instance you can have your honeymoon in a beautiful hotel without ruining yourself.

Thailand / Yo Jimbo

However, the problem with celebrating your wedding abroad is that some members of your family might not come for financial reasons or maybe for health reasons. In fact, if your grandparents are still alive they might be too old to travel and they will be probably offended if you go to celebrate your wedding in a place where they can’t go. That’s why, many people tend to look for some exotic places that are hiding within the UK to celebrate their wedding. That way they will be sure that all the people they love will be there to celebrate their union with them.

If you’re one of those who want to celebrate your wedding in the UK you can still enjoy a romantic setting and have a great wedding venue. In fact, if you celebrate your wedding this summer you can celebrate it in the south of the country where you can have both the romanticism and also some beautiful and sunny beaches. For instance you can have a wedding venue Brighton by the sea, to enjoy the sun. Then, as for the romantic side you can celebrate your wedding in a boutique hotel Brighton, as you can ask them to decorate the place according to the theme of your choice.

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A Shoreline in Majorca, Spain / Photo licensed under the Creative Commons, created by Andrew Havis

Majorca’s Beaches

Majorca has more than its fair share of sun, sea and sand – in fact, it’s known for having some of the best beaches in the Mediterranean. The only problem for visitors is which beach to choose. Magaluf in the south west is every popular, with 900 metres of beach, a new promenade and lots of bars and restaurants. It’s great for singles and young couples as the area is known for its nightlife. In fact, it’s the island’s nightclub capital. Families may prefer somewhere a bit quieter.

You can find a great family beach at Alcudia. Not only is the sand as fine as that on a golf course, but there’s a children’s playground and shallow water. Lots of watersports and restaurants on the beach make this the perfect place for a day out. With three beaches, Palma Nova is another good option. If you’re not bothered about watersports then Cala Tuent in the north east and Calas de Mallorca in the south east both offer plenty of space for sun worshippers – and nice scenery too!

Palma Majorca, Spain / Photo licensed under the Creative Commons, created by John Burke

Exploring the Capital

If you want to spend some time out of the sun, there’s still plenty to do in Majorca. Palma is a good place to start. You can pick up transport around the island from Plaça d’Espanya which is underneath a large park. Kids will enjoy the themed play areas while you wait. Included in Palma’s chequered history is a period of Moorish rule and one of its most famous sights, La Seu, is a cathedral built on top of what used to be a mosque. This heritage is also on show in the warren-like Old City whose narrow streets are well worth exploring and the Arab Baths, though in disrepair, are well worth a look.

Outside the capital are other historic and picturesque sights, so be sure to leave the beach for a sightseeing trip at some point during your stay.

Marian Jaime writes for Suntransfers who offer transfers from Majorca airport to get your holiday off to a fabulous start.

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