If you would like to celebrate your wedding in a private manner, consider a destination wedding. You can invite your close friends and relatives, and combine a holiday with the wedding ceremony. Anguilla has famous white beaches, which are among the best in the Caribbean. There are many factors that you should remember while planning your wedding ceremony. For instance, your guests will need overnight accommodations. A recent study by The Knot Inc. found that 42% of guests needed overnight accommodations. The survey respondents numbered 19,000 U.S. couples, who married in 2010. Other considerations include legal requirements. Anguilla requires you to stay there for at least three days, to be considered residents. Only then will you be eligible to get married here. Although there are no direct flights from North America to Anguilla, you can take a connecting flight from San Juan or St-Maarten. Hiring a local wedding planner will be beneficial for getting married in Anguilla. They will organize the decorations, flowers, music, champagne, and other details required for the wedding. Confirm whether the planner is a member of industry bodies like the Association for Wedding Professionals International. Research online for planners, and compare their packages. Check whether the packages offered make provision for photographs and a wedding cake. Look at details of previous wedding ceremonies organized by the planner. Photographs on the company website of decorations at weddings organized in the past will give you an idea of the kind of decorations you can expect at your ceremony. Consult the planner to decide on the date of your wedding. You should consider a time when the weather will be favorable; otherwise your plans may be thrown out of gear. January to April is the most popular period to get married in the...