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Why 2018? For the couple who wants a "destination" without the passport headache. 2018 has seen a massive spike in "domestic destination" weddings. The Blue Ridge Mountains, the Biltmore Estate, and the artisanal food scene make Asheville a powerhouse for fall foliage weddings.

To understand why 2018 was such a significant year for destination weddings, one must understand the mindset of the couples getting married. By 2018, the Millennial generation had fully embraced the "experience economy." Unlike previous generations who prioritized tangible assets—like a house full of fine china or a top-tier local banquet hall—2018 couples valued memories over things. Destination Wedding -2018-

The eternal question. In 2018, etiquette has evolved. Traditionally, the couple pays for the wedding; guests pay for travel. , a growing 2018 trend is the "Welcome Dinner Barter." If 80% of your guests are flying 6+ hours, many couples are choosing to subsidize one night of accommodation or provide a $50 Uber credit upon arrival. Do not be the couple that asks for cash instead of gifts and makes guests pay for a $200 excursion. If you plan the activity, you pay for the activity. Why 2018