If you are considering a wedding on Koh Adang or just want to spend a romantic honeymoon away from the noisy resorts, take a look at ko adang hotels – here you will find the best accommodation options on the island, ideal for newlyweds, families and wedding guests. A beach wedding is not just a […]
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Whether you’re standing under a floral arch at sunset, enjoying the sea breeze in your hair, or basking on a private island with your loved ones, Anantara Veli Maldives Resort can make your dreams come true. Before the big day, calm your nerves with a 60-minute massage. Then, walk down the beach aisle to the
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With a honeymoon, everything is clear. You book a hotel or go to a travel agency to buy a tour to the Maldives and say that you are on a honeymoon. For newlyweds or those celebrating an anniversary, hotels often make small pleasant surprises such as a bottle of champagne, flowers and a card in
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Exchange vows on a pristine beach, in the garden or by the pool at the spectacular Four Seasons Maldives. Your personal wedding planner will take care of every detail, from invitations to a relaxing massage before the big day. Wedding packages at this luxury resort include the ceremony, bouquet and boutonniere, bridal hair and makeup,
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Offering beach parties and traditional pavilion weddings, One&Only is one of the best resorts in the Maldives for a wedding. Exchange vows in the afternoon or at sunset, then have the perfect celebration. You can even have your wedding right in front of your beach villa! One&Only Reethi Rah will make your dreams come true.
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Starting a family life is heaven on earth! A great option, don’t you agree? Of course, we know that with your loved one, heaven is even in a hut. But why not build this hut in the Maldives? Lavish wedding celebrations are fading into the background. Now newlyweds are more focused on arranging a celebration