Last Updated on January 7, 2021
Easter Island Statues
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Here is another crazy wedding venue: the Easter Island Statues. They are basically gigantic stone figures which enchanted travelers, explorers, historians, archaeologists and chroniclers who strove to crack their mystery. This site is enlisted in the UNESCO’s World Heritage list.
This magnificent South Pacific location is the perfect spot for a wedding in the air. It is a place, breaking all the rules of traditional wedding venues with roofs on your heads. This natural paradise is part of Rapa Nui National Park.
On the entire island, there is one sole village and an amazing beach where you will be standing with your partner exchanging your forever vows as husband and wife. The celebration of your wedding in this place is also a celebration of the local culture of the island.
Once the vow ceremony is over, it is the reception’s turn. You can have your reception whenever you want. What could add an extra value is the Rapa Nui traditional dancing and music during the ceremony.
Ellis Island/ Statue of Liberty
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Just like you can buy an air ticket to fly, you can get a ticket to sail to Ellis Island, but this time not as visitors, but as a couple for your wedding there. For the record, The Statue of Liberty is a historical gift from France to America.
In fact, the French people dedicated this 1886-designed sculpture to the American people. For the Americans, the Statue is a national monument as declared in 1924. Today, it can serve as a splendid wedding venue.
Imagine a wedding with a view on Manhattan in NY, a joyful firework show to enlighten the sky and the admiring guests at the reception. These are all the needed ingredients of a long-awaited and successful wedding.
You are given the choice to either host the reception in the Wall of Honor, outside, or The Great Hall, inside. That is a matter of personal option that you can discuss with your partner.
As for the guests, make sure you get enough appetizers and meals for you can host up to 1,200 people. The scenic views will mark the first day of your new life.
