Nature. Beach. Architecture. Parties. Culture. Affordability. This just about sums up why Bali attracts couples from all over the world to have their weddings here. If you need help deciding on a Bali wedding venue, check out this article. buff.ly/2E3x7xv #baliwedding

Phu Quoc is well known for its fresh seafood, budget travel, water activities, and scenic beauty. If you’re looking for a luxurious yet affordable hotel for your wedding, Novotel Phu Quoc is one to consider: buff.ly/2PMDuux

Pattaya, Thailand, is a city known for its exciting nightlife. While there are parts of the city which are rather lively, there’s another side of Pattaya which people probably don’t hear as much about. Check it out below… . buff.ly/2Ppjm2v

Towering palm trees, cerulean waters, and white sand beaches are probably why Koh Samui is one of Thailand’s most famous islands and why it’s great for weddings too! Here are the top 6 resorts in Koh Samui for your wedding! buff.ly/2sxhmw0

A touch of class and elegance, for your Chinese/ Western wedding. Only at The Westin KL: buff.ly/2PpZFb2 credit: WeFreeze Photography

How many ways are there to set a wedding table? Hitchbird takes a look with Leticia Hsu, President and co-founder of The Association of Wedding Professionals, Malaysia; whose members got together to produce some of these gorgeous table settings: buff.ly/2JGf6s7

Where in Malaysia can you find incredibly tasty yet affordable seafood? Sabah lah! This is the land where hinava (pickled raw fish) and tuaran mee (egg noodles) are famous! Aside from food, weddings here are pretty spectacular too. buff.ly/2rjWZSS

Despite coming from different cultural and religious backgrounds, Wei Keat and Mitzi understood and respected each other for their differences and made it work. Read the full story here: buff.ly/35xnlQC #destinationwedding #realweddings #boracay @DiscoveryShoresBoracay

The last thing a couple needs is a disaster wedding due to unexpected weather change. Founder of Weddings on Samui, Juliette Burrows, shared in an interview that you’ve ALWAYS got to have a back-up venue if your wedding is outdoors: buff.ly/373MS43 @weddingsonsamui

If you’re looking for a luxurious yet relatively affordable hotel for your wedding, Novotel Phu Quoc is one to consider. Novotel Phu Quoc . buff.ly/2Q4LHKz

Can you imagine tying the knot at a garden/ beachfront location for only RM5,000? At this brand new Westin hotel in Johor, your imagination will turn into reality. Find out more by clicking the link below. buff.ly/35a50HM

This resort won the 2019 Couple’s Choice Award for Best Destination Wedding Venue in the Philippines by Hitchbird. Why? They're at a gorgeous location AND they've got great food and service! What more can you ask for? =) Crimson Resort & Spa buff.ly/2F5KSfy

How many ways are there to set a wedding table? Hitchbird takes a look with Leticia Hsu, President and co-founder of The Association of Wedding Professionals, Malaysia; whose members got together to produce some of these gorgeous table settings: buff.ly/37EQl9l

Phu Quoc is the pinch of land you see floating in the south of Vietnam and is known for its fresh seafood, budget travel, water activities, and scenic beauty. If you’re looking for a luxurious yet affordable hotel for your wedding, Here's one to consider. buff.ly/2LZBi1B

Pattaya, Thailand, is a city known for its exciting nightlife. While there are parts of the city which are rather lively, there are some beautiful hotels where one can have a destination wedding! Check it out below… buff.ly/36E3IpF

Bali is a fairly common destination for holidays and weddings. There’s no denying it’s beauty, charm, and affordability. Check it out! buff.ly/2SZl6lp

Seaside or Cliffside was mandatory. Because Ilya likes sea and I like sky” said Galuh. When they see the swiping view of the Indian Ocean and sky over the Glass Stage at Tirtha Uluwatu, they just knew it was the one!

Showcasing the magnificent view of the Indian Ocean, The Glass Stage at Tirtha Uluwatu was decorated with a stunning canopy dressed in various shade of blue, perfectly matching the hue of the sky and the ocean.

The stunning Glass House of Tirtha was decorated with thousand of paper cranes, or Senbazuru in Japanese, adding a perfect Japanese touch to the ceremony. Such a perfect blend of both Japanese and Indonesian feels with a Scandinavian color palette to their celebration.