global goss:
Clear turquoise lagoons, of course.
Sunset cruises, a necessity.
The most romantic island in the world? Definitely.
Have you dreamed of your wedding taking place in a Polynesian paradise in the Pacific? No longer are brides to be persona non grata in French Polynesia with a new law passed that allows foreign tourists to be married on the islands. Le Meridien Bora Bora jumped on the nuptial bandwagon and constructed a new chapel over their brand spanking new interior lagoon that offers beautiful views as well as the lagoon itself visible underneath the chapel’s glass floor. Imagine saying ‘I do’ as fish swim underneath your feet and sea turtles waddle down the aisle with you! With room for up to 20 guests you and your loved ones can feel like your own island nation with a private, intimate wedding experience not soon forgettable by any member of the wedding party.
Le Meridien Bora Bora offers four wedding ceremony options but who wouldn’t want to be married in the gorgeous chapel? Of course, if you’re really feeling the island spirit, there is always the Otemanu Polynesian ceremony, which is performed on the beach facing Mount Otemanu. Sailing up at sunset to be married to your Polynesian prince has to be one of the most romantic backdrops possible! Musicians play songs indigenous to the island and all of a sudden it feels like you’ve entered another dreamy world. If you’ve ever wanted to feel like a native, these packages are here to help you indulge!
After the wedding, you can have a romantic dinner at the terrace of your bungalow to enjoy your first few hours as man and wife. These ceremonies are available from April 1, 2010 until March 31, 2011, and what awaits you in Bora Bora will be sure to leave you breathless.
Posted by Jenna at 10:23 a.m.
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