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A destination wedding can involve just the two of you; a select handful of family and friends; or enough guests to constitute a bona fide week-long family reunion or vacation. Here are some practical and personal reasons to wed away.

1. They're Virtually Stress-Free Honeymoon-happy resorts and cruise lines around the world have made it easier and more appealing to wed on-site. Many have full-time wedding coordinators on staff who are familiar with that country's marriage license requirements and offer wedding packages that take care of all your ceremony essentials (photographer, cake, officiant and so on.). You step off the plane and sign the papers; they take care of the rest.

2.No Family Drama and you call the shots While traditional weddings hold meaning for many couples, linking them to the traditions of their ancestors and culture, others want the experience to be more unique, with a ceremony and location that reflect their true colors. Perhaps an exotic tropical paradise experience? A snowy mountain-peak ceremony? It's all up to you.

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Sunday Morning Inspiration - Bloodline Breaker!

Desti Wedding Pastor

Due to the corona virus pandemic, many couples have had to postpone their weddings. Some, however, are finding more creative ways around the problem like having a few people witness their nuptials. They are also re-scheduling their honeymoon for later this year or even next year. If your honeymoon was cancelled, here are some fun ways you can still experience a getaway: Have fun together making your home into a honeymoon destination. You can put up a sign that says, “Welcome to your honeymoon,” or even set up your own snacks and mini bar. Put a couple of pieces of chocolate on your pillows, and take some time to learn how to fold a towel like a swan. The point is, choose to love, laugh and have fun creating an at home honeymoon destination together. Enjoy and let me know if I can help you plan. #DestiPastor #IDoCrew

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Lailah Sa Mone Kenya I am overwhelmed with joy to wake up with these pictures in my inbox. Over the summer I sent a couple of my granddaughters old dolls and a couple of our books to an orphanage in Kenya. Our children are so blessed and Lailah and I wanted to be a blessing to these young ladies. My plan is to continue to be a blessing to these princesses. If you would like to join me in this effort comment below or send me a message. Do not judge, and you will not be judged. Do not condemn, and you will not be condemned. Forgive, and you will be forgiven. Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured back to you.” Luke 6:37-38

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