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Where should we get married?

My fiance and I are getting married March 27, 2012. We have looked at a few different places but we just can't seem to find the "right" one. We want to stay reasonable in price so nothing TOO extravagant. We've looked at Niagara Falls, ON (we've been there before), and we've looked at a couple different cruise lines (I was feeling a Disney Cruise for the "Princess" wedding lol). Any ideas would be helpful just nothing in Eastern parts of the world, or any tropical places unless the prices are reasonable haha.

I've thought about having a beach wedding, if you go to homeaway.com you can rent basically mansions on the beach in all of the beach states.. beautiful housing big enough for 30 or so people with entertainment rooms and bars and pools and everything. And the beach wedding itself would be pretty cheap as well, all you would need is someone to preform the wedding, a photographer, and maybe some flowers and things for decorations. The biggest expense would be getting your guests to the location, but I'm sure you've already thought about that if you've thought about a destination wedding in Niagara falls or a cruise line. You can also rent houses like that in ski locations, near lakes, historic locations, etc.

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VACATION CONFUSION! :[ PLEASE HELP?

Hi! My brother,my mom,my dad,and I were all planning to go on a cruise ship. But, I am trying to find the best cruise ship. I have heard that the Disney Dream is the best and also other people say that the Royal Caribbean International cruise line is the best and also the Nickelodeon cruise ship. I'm confused and really need help! *If you answer Royal Caribbean International, can you please state the best cruise ship for First-Timers. Thanks*

I have been on Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Princess, and in my experience, Royal Caribbean is the best. But for first timers I would not recommend Oasis or Allure. Right now they're priced at a premium and there are better values going on their not-quite-as-big, but still very nice ships. Go for something in the Voyager Class (there are five to choose from: Voyager, Explorer, Adventurer, Mariner and Navigator) or the Freedom Class (there are three of these: Freedom, Liberty and Independence). Whatever ship you pick out of that list is fine, just choose the one with the itinerary that sounds best to you.

You do want a bigger ship because if you've never cruised before you may not know if you're likely to get seasick or not. The bigger the ship, the less movement. (Any of the ships I mentioned above are plenty big enough.) Also, try to get a balcony cabin; they cost more, but man oh man are they worth it!

Good luck, and I know you'll love it!

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