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Creative Writing: The Big Island

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If you are the person who has saved up for your big day and want to make it the MOST memorable day of your life,if you dream of bringing that smile on your love’s face, when she says “ I do!” then you WANT to get married at some place AMAZING and ELEGANT. 1)The Big Island, Hawaii The Big Island is (you may have guessed) the largest island in the chain and offers incredibly diverse topography. In fact, 11 of the world 's 13 climatic zones can be found on the island (there 's even snow on top of the highest mountains!). The landscape varies dramatically as you travel around the perimeter, so you 'll have your choice of backdrops: The Kona coast to the west has a lunar-like landscape, while the north and east coasts are wet and super-lush. …show more content…

In fact, this small country truly has something for every type of couple. Treat your guests to amazing mountaintop views during an outdoor ceremony or reception, or for a truly standout affair, you can even get married on the edge of a volcano! If you’re dreaming of a beach bash, how do sun-baked stretches of white sand sound? Though deforestation once threatened the country 's dense rain forests, several nature preserves, biological reserves and national parks have been established to protect the landscape, and they’re now some of the most naturally stunning places to say "I do" (think: waterfall wedding). Ecotourism is very popular here, making less traditional but equally luxurious eco-lodges and rain forest bungalows another desirable (and romantic) option for couples who want to throw a green …show more content…

Known for its friendly people, lush foliage and rich sea life, Fiji is the ideal destination for couples seeking castaway tranquility, exotic culture and unspoiled beaches for their nuptials. Called the "Soft Coral Capital of the World" by Jean-Michel Cousteau, Fiji is the perfect spot for your nature-loving guests, who can feed sharks and explore sunken ships and a World War II aircraft. But there’s also terrain to suit every adventurer -- guests can trek the Sigatoka sand dunes, scale the vertical face of Joske 's Thumb, hike the Mount Korobaba Range, tee off on palm-studded golf courses by the sea or go white-water rafting down the Wainikoroiluva

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