Wedding & Honeymoon are a blissful union in top wedding destination Costa Rica

[Shannon Farley]

Why is Costa Rica one of the most popular places in the world to have a destination wedding? According to the experts, it’s due to affordability, great weather, natural scenic beauty, ease of travel, and first-class services.

Approximately two million people in the United States get married each year, according to The Huffington Post, and of those about 25% opt for a destination wedding in another country. As costs for traditional weddings in North America continue to rise, happy couples are combining their wedding and honeymoon in one romantic destination.

Most visiting couples choose a beach destination for a wedding in Costa Rica.

Santa Teresa, Costa Rica, on the Pacific’s Nicoya Peninsula is an ideal setting for a romantic destination wedding. The wide, light sand beaches, lush tropical jungle and dazzling sunsets set an amazing stage for your big moment. Imagine a cerulean sea illuminated by a fiery pink and orange sunset sky, soft sand glowing in the light, palm leaves fluttering in the breeze, and you, your beloved and family and friends.

Everyone wants their wedding to be special. Hotel Tropico Latino, a beachfront hotel in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica, uses their superb personalized service to help you arrange your wedding in paradise at the unique setting of their bountiful tropical gardens on beautiful Santa Teresa Beach. Tropico Latino can arrange the officiator and lawyer for your ceremony, photographer, decorations and tropical flowers, dinner reception, and live music with a band or guitar player; or, you can choose to hire your own wedding planner.

Hotel Tropico Latino offers 21 rooms, in 11 Bungalows and two beachfront houses that have five rooms each, to sleep 50 guests comfortably. The Santa Teresa hotel offers a 15% discount on accommodation for five or more rooms reserved. They have special wedding spa services at their exquisite Spa Natural, and you can take yoga classes on one of two beachfront yoga decks.

Article by Shannon Farley