Destination weddings & celebrations
Say it somewhere unforgettable.
Elopements for two, weddings with guests from three continents, vow renewals and milestone celebrations — with the paperwork, the venue and every guest's travel handled by one team.
Three shapes
However big the day is.
Elope, just the two of you
A celebrant, a photographer, a mountain or a beach, and a lodge for the night. Two or three days inside a longer honeymoon trip.
A wedding with guests
Ten to a hundred and twenty. A venue, a weekend of things to do, guest accommodation and transport — and everyone's travel planned as one group.
Vow renewals & milestones
Anniversaries, a fortieth, a family reunion with a ceremony at the heart of it. Smaller, warmer, easier.
What we handle
The day, the guests, and everything around it.
The legal part
New Zealand lets visitors marry here with a marriage licence applied for in advance and a registered celebrant. We walk you through the licence, the timing and the paperwork your home country may want afterwards.
Venue, celebrant, photographer
Lakeside lodges, vineyard barns, a helicopter to a mountaintop, a beach at Northland. We shortlist venues for your size and season and book the people who make the day.
Guests as a group
Every guest gets the same care as the couple — flights advice, entry rules for their passport, rooms near the venue, transport on the day and things to do around it. One planner, one invoice or per-guest billing.
The honeymoon after
The guests fly home; you don't. We shape the honeymoon around the wedding week — the fiords, a lodge, a quiet island.
Before and after
Journey ideas that wrap around a wedding week.
Both Islands · 7–12 nights
The Honeymoon Escape
Auckland → Waiheke → Queenstown → Fiordland
South Island · 8–12 nights
The Southern Road
Christchurch → Tekapo → Mount Cook → Wānaka → Queenstown → Milford Sound
North Island · 3–6 nights
Northland & the Bays
Auckland → Bay of Islands → Cape Reinga
Start with the date
Tell us the season, the size and the feel.
A planner replies within one business day with venue directions, the legal timeline and an honest range for the wedding week and the guests. Summer weekends book a year ahead; autumn and spring are easier and often lovelier.