Whether you want to propose like Rocky, or like a romantic, we’ve got you covered.  As America’s number one proposal planning and photography company, we have helped guys and girls across 26 major cities nationwide plan and capture their dream engagement!  Our proposal gurus put together a list of a few of our favorite Philadelphia proposal ideas to get you thinking about your own big moment. Not one for reading, and would rather discuss your ideas with a real live person who knows their stuff? Give us a call or fill out the form and a team member will call you back!

For the absolute ultimate guide on everything you need to know about proposing in Philadelphia, head over to our Philadelphia proposal page!  There, you can check out proposal photography from recent engagements we’ve helped plan and capture, and browse easy-to-book, customizable proposal photography packages.

Flashmob Marriage Proposal

Make an ordinary experience absolutely out of this world by letting us organize a flashmob for your future fiancé.  Tell your special someone you’d like to head out for a coffee.  She’ll be completely surprised when, on the way, ‘your’ song starts playing and people on the sidewalk break into coordinated dance!  As the grand finale, drop to one knee!  Sound like your style? Check out our instructional post on how to organize a flashmob proposal for more information.

Love Park Proposal

Don’t just say how you feel, spell it out!  The iconic statue at Love Park serves as the perfect background for surprise engagement photos.  Tell your significant other that you’ve planned a romantic meal at a nearby restaurant, and that you’d like to go for a walk first.  At the perfect spot, surprise her with your proposal! This is a picturesque proposal option that you’re going to want to capture with photos.  Check out our proposal photography package to see how you can make this once-in-a-lifetime moment last forever.

Longwood Gardens Proposal

Forget the bouquet and propose amongst the flowers with a surprise proposal at Philadelphia’s Longwood Gardens!  This is the perfect proposal idea for warmer months. Walk the meandering trails until you get to a garden full of her favorite flowers.  As she takes in the sights, take your chance and pop the question.  Check out how Tim planned and captured his proposal in his engagement slideshow!

Park Picnic Proposal

Choose your favorite Philadelphia park for this romantic proposal idea. This is another great proposal idea for the warmer months. Tell your special someone you want to head out for a walk.  Either pack your own picnic, or have us set up one for you to ‘stumble across,’ complete with a bottle of champagne to toast the moment she says, “Yes!”

Sweet Serenade Proposal

Make your existing proposal idea more romantic by having us set up a guitarist to serenade the moment you pop the question!  Our guitarist will be stationed along the way, and can even pretend to be a street performer to disguise your engagement plans.  Your partner will start to realize it’s ‘your’ song playing, and when they turn to look at you, you will be waiting with a gorgeous ring!

If you’re visiting Philadelphia, or just want a bit more inspiration on the best places to propose, check out the Philadelphia tourism page!  Contact us for a free consultation with one of our experts to run through the absolute best places to propose in Philadelphia.

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This once in a lifetime moment can never be duplicated or reenacted. Now imagine having professional, genuine photographs of the actual moment you get engaged to cherish and share with family and friends.

That’s were Paparazzi Proposals comes in. Our unique proposal photography uses professional, paparazzi-style photographers to secretly snap photographs of the moments before, during and after you propose. These unique pictures are a perfect way to share this special moment with the ones you love. Our photographer can remain hidden afterwards, giving you the opportunity to give these beautiful photographs to your loved one as a birthday, wedding or anniversary gift. We can also join you in your post-proposal celebration, and conduct a newly-engaged couple portrait shoot, perfect for a save-the-date or engagement announcement. Click to see how Stephen nailed his perfect Pittsburgh skyline proposal here.

Curious to see other proposals we have helped plan and photograph? Click here to take a look at all of the amazing proposals we have been a part of. You can also contact us for a free brainstorming conversation in which we can provide you with romantic ideas and creative locations. Still want to learn more about how Paparazzi Proposals helps you plan and pull-off the perfect marriage proposal? Learn more about how we work.

You can also see more of our proposals by following us on Instagram or liking us on Facebook. There are so many ways in which we can help make a proposal even more special and magical than it already is. Make sure you tell someone planning get engaged about all of the unique ways Paparazzi Proposals can help them!

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Jake and Renee spend a lot of their time at the racetrack where Jake races his drag car. Jake knew the race car had to be apart of his proposal as it was such a big part of their lives.

Jake and Renee love going to the beach and spending time there together so we knew this had to be apart of this amazing proposal also. So our creative team came up with the awesome idea of having the race car at the amusement park on Wildwood’s boardwalk. This was the perfect setting for not only a fake photo shoot but also the proposal. The last piece of the puzzle was how was Jake going to propose! He wanted to incorporate some game or ride so after trying out nearly every single ride in the park we decided the best solution was for an old classic quarter  toss game. With the stall owner onboard with the plan all Jake had to do now was win the prize! After the pretend shoot Jake took Renee around the park and stopped at the Quarter Toss game, after a couple of throws Jake won and was handed a cupcake stuffed toy (Jake calls Renee Cupcake!) With the prize in hand Jake reached into the stuffed toy and pulled out a ring box and dropped to one knee! With our cameras set up all around we captured this amazing proposal from every angle.

You can view all the amazing pictures from this fantastic proposal here.

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Strolling through the park, Chantel didn’t realize the plan Nick had in mind…

We had our Photographer standing by to get photos of the couple as they approached the famous love statue, which stood out against the fountain in the background. With dusk approaching and the sun shining softly down on them, Nick got down on one knee to propose. As tears came to her eyes and Chantel said ‘yes’, both her and Nick couldn’t have looked happier. A stunning portrait session followed.

You can view more images from this gorgeous proposal here.

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Little did she know that Tim had other plans in store!

After a romantic stroll round the stunning Longwood Gardens where they enjoyed the sunshine, fountains and flowers, Tim guided Alessia to a beautiful lakeside love temple. Our photographer was there to photograph them arriving and also the moment he got down on one knee to propose. The look on Alessia’s face says it all – yes, yes, yes!

For your marriage proposal, consider taking it back to where it all began with a proposal in the place where you shared a first– a first date, a first kiss, or the first time you said, “I love you.”  That’s what Amita did in her Philadelphia rainbow crosswalk proposal to Kristen, and the results were nothing short of picturesque!  Or, spell out your love with a marriage proposal in front of the Philadelphia LOVE statue, like Nick did.  For more Philadelphia proposal inspiration, browse our Philadelphia proposal guide!  There, you’ll find proposal photography packages and engagement slideshows to help get the ideas flowing for your own engagement!

If you’d rather discuss your proposal ideas with your very own engagement concierge, contact us to speak with a Paparazzi Proposals engagement expert.  As America’s leading proposal photography company, we specialize in helping you plan and capture your once-in-a-lifetime proposal moment with gorgeous photos.  Our team has all the best tips, tricks, advice and local knowledge to help you pull off your picture-perfect Philadelphia proposal moment.  We will guide you through the proposal process to take all the stress out of popping the question, so the two of you can simply enjoy the Big Ask!

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Recently, lip-dub marriage proposals and flash mob engagements have taken over the Internet. Marriage proposals are becoming increasingly more intricate, leaving some people wondering how to make their proposal stand out. Here are three ways a proposal planner can help you pull off a dream proposal that’s YouTube worthy.

Get a Creativity Boost

Let’s face it, most of us are not the next Martha Stewart. So, it can be a bit intimidating to see all the intricate proposal ideas your search engine spews out. Need an idea that tops them all? Don’t let a lack of creativity stand between you and the perfect proposal. A proposal planner can dream up amazing ideas for you.

Receive Some Advice

As with any major life event, you’ll probably want some advice before the big moment. Marriage proposal planners execute perfect proposals-everyday. They are experts. Even if you have a solid idea for how you want to pop the question, chances are your execution could use some tweaking. A proposal planner can be an excellent source of advice and will ensure that you don’t make typical proposal mistakes.

Relax

Are you worried that the limo won’t show up on time or that the ring won’t end up in the right dessert? Hiring a proposal planner allows you to let go of these anxieties and focus on what matters most, your fiancé-to-be. Plus, if you are tense, she will start to suspect that you are up to something. The last thing you want to do is ruin the element of surprise!

Sarah Pease, The Proposal Planner is the foremost expert on marriage proposals and i the pioneer of Marriage Proposal Planning. Sarah is the founder of Brilliant Event Planning and Proposal Ideas and has designed and produced dream engagements for countless lucky couples from across the world.

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There are countless methods and venues to pop this important question. As there are many romantic and beautiful cases of successful marriage proposals, there are also many cases of botched and bumbled marriage proposal failures. An important question to ask yourself is if you should propose with a ring or buy it later. People have differing viewpoints on each side of this question, with multitudes of reasons for and against.

This article will cover these differing viewpoints.

Reasons For Proposing With a Ring

It shows that you are truly committed to the marriage; this adds weight to the saying “actions speak louder than words”. Your significant other could easily brush off a ring-less marriage proposal as an empty gesture. Including a ring shows that you are willing to make the financial sacrifice to make the marriage work.

It gives your potential fiancée a sense of financial security.

There are many reasons for getting married, such as spiritually sanctioning your relationship, the desire to have children, and social tradition. While becoming less common in the modern world in which job wages are equaling out between the genders, financial security cannot be understated as a reason for marriage. Proposing with a ring is a symbolic gesture of financial security. It demonstrates your artistic side, showing the degree of thought you put into choosing a ring. In your search for the perfect ring, it pays to learn about suitable ring designs for marriage proposals. http://www.guidetocareereducation.com/degrees/art/jewelry-design
You should take into such factors as your personal budget, your significant others aesthetic interests, and a ring that would be meaningful to both of you.

It enhances the romantic experience of the proposal.

While there are many different ways to pop the big question, there are elements that are fairly consistent in this ritual, including getting down on one knee, doing it at meaningful locations, and proposing with a ring. When your significant other sees the glistening ring while you ask, “Will you marry me”, she will certainly have a memorable image to hold on to for many years to come.

Reasons for Buying a Ring Later.

It is a non-essential financial burden; many young couples have very limited financial resources. The money could be better spent on the wedding itself or other pressing financial obligations. A couple may want to concentrate more on a personal level of commitment. For many people, the materialist elements of life are not very important. Pure elements of love, such as natural emotions and personal values, may carry greater weight. Also, having the engagement pass the test of time without the symbolic financial security of a ring may be a truer sign of commitment. Your prospective fiancée may not like to wear jewelry, while traditionally it was always the man who proposed to the woman, there are an increasing number of cases in today’s modern world in which the opposite takes place. Oftentimes a man does not like to wear an engagement ring. You are unsure of your lover’s tastes in jewelry, if you hold off on buying the ring until after the proposal, can allow her to choose her own ring design. Also, maybe you or your lover want to design and purchase a customized ring that can’t be found at a traditional jeweler.

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It seems everyday we are getting more and more glamorous and over the top proposals being posted to YouTube and on news channel.Is this trend the way forward or are we loosing touch with the basics and the gesture of dropping to one knee and making the proposal speak for itself?

Is bigger better?

Some would argue that with YouTube, Vimeo and Facebook the bigger the proposal the better and it shows your fiancée that you really thought it through and wanted it to be the biggest and best proposal ever seen! This does not have to be the case. Knowing your fiancée and having the little touches that mean a lot to her will speak volumes and will never be expressed in a dance move by a flash mob, unless that is her thing! There does seem to be more and more of an expectation with diamond sizes and proposals that bigger is better, this is not always the case. The MOST important part of any of these decisions, whether it’s the ring or the proposal is knowing your fiancée and what will make her the happiest girl on earth when it happens.

The proposal should be everything she has ever dreamt of, not what you think is cool!

The answer should be fairly obvious to you, if she is one that shy’s away from public displays and does not like to be in the limelight, then a flash mob in a public place is probably not the best idea. That said, if you go for the less dramatic it does not mean that a few careful, well thought out ideas won’t go unnoticed! Little things can make all the difference. If she is very family oriented then make sure they are close by or waiting in a nearby restaurant or bar so you can then have your moment just the two of you but then surprising her with family there to help you celebrate. Also remember that after your engagement, you will want to call all your family if they are not near by, make sure you plan all of these little things so that it flows perfectly on the day.

Make sure that when you decide to propose its the most intimate and romantic proposal that is suited to both of you, don’t be pressured by social expectations to do a big over the top proposal when it’s the gesture and the fact you are asking your partner to spend the rest of your lives together. That statement there should do all the talking.

Elaborate proposals do not have to cost lots of money.

If your thinking of doing a little extra and making your proposal a little more elaborate it does not have to cost you an arm and leg!

Here are some of our top tips for a romantic New York proposal.

1: Pic-nic in Central Park, we can help organize, plan and deliver a traditional english pic-nic, set up and ready and for you in Central Park. We are partnered with Tea and Sympathy in New York and they will pack, deliver and have your pic-nic full of English goodies set up at a location of your choice ready and waiting for you! If you want to go a little more you can even be picked up and dropped off by a London black cab!

2: Gondola ride in Central Park lake, this beautiful back drop and romantic setting is a very affordable and romantic way to “pop the question”. Finish off your amazing surprise proposal with champagne at the bar afterwards!

3: Metropolitan Museum Roof top bar, this spectacular roof top bar over looking the tree tops of Central Park is a gorgeous setting for your proposal.

If you would like any more information on any of these ideas or help planning any of your proposal needs please contact us.

If you do want to organize a flash mob or a big elaborate proposal here are some of the best we have done in the past!

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You’re engaged! It’s awesome, it’s wonderful, it’s fun…and it’s a LOT of work! Why? Because now you’ve got to plan your wedding! And among the most
important things you need to do for the big day is to hire a wedding photographer.
It should be one of the first things you do, because the best professional
photographers book their schedules a year or two in advance. If you want
outstanding pictures (and who doesn’t?!?), start searching for your photographer
right after you book your catering hall. A wedding photographer’s peak season is
April-November. For bride’s in this season, it’s never too soon to book your
photographer. For those in an “off peak” time of year, 6-12 months is a good
timeline to secure your favorite photographer. So HOW do you choose?

1: Ask family, friends, your cater and other vendors

Good wedding photographers have a reputation of success, and therefore are relatively well known. They should be the easiest to find. Stat your search by asking for recommendations form friends and family who have held weddings prior to your event. Ask if they liked the photographer. Look at their wedding album. Your friends and family will your best interests at heart and you should get the most honest opinions. Additionally, other professionals involved in your wedding day will likely have worked with photographers in the past. Ask for recommendations from your catering hall, florist, DJ/band or limousine driver. If another vendor, such as your caterer, is willing to stake their reputation on recommending someone, odds are high that this photographer is very good.

2: Go check them out!

If you have a list of photographers from which to choose, check out their websites to begin eliminating candidates from your list. Also, give a call and see how friendly they are, if they will discuss pricing over the phone (the good ones will) and see how accommodating they are with their hours.

Upon your visit, what do you think of their offices? Are they located in a well-kept building or storefront? What is your first impression of the space visually? How are you greeted? Are you offered a refreshment? Is the place clean and orderly? All of this speaks to the small details…and if a company takes care of the small details, chances are very good they handle the bigger details in a similar fashion.

 3: How are the photos AND video?

Think about the style that you want your photos to express. Do you and your fiance like traditional posing and a more “classic” look? Or do you prefer more light-hearted, playful and candid photos? There is no wrong answer! It’s what YOU like best that matters! Is there a nice selection of albums? Are they able to show you photos from the venue that you have chosen for your event? Do they handle all work in-house? Examine the basics of the pictures-such as color, clarity, exposure, and composition. Do you LOVE the photos?!? Can you see yourself in these photos?

Next, did they show you a sample video? How was the video? Do they edit their
videos in-house? Are you given the unedited footage? How much input do you have?
Do they offer high definition? Although you are not required to use the same
company for video, it will certainly give you piece of mind and ensure that your
photographer has worked with your videographer. It will also save you in research
time and may reduce overall cost.

4: How do you like the people?

The photographer is the one vendor that you spend the ENTIRE day with and is around after the wedding. So you REALLY need to be sure you like them! Gauge their professionalism. Did they answer all your questions while asking you about your day? If the person you are sitting with is not shooting your event, will you have a chance to meet the photographer who is? (a MUST!) By meeting, you will have a chance to speak with them “one on one” to discuss the details of your day plus their experience, style and vision for your event. Choosing a “studio” over a sole proprietor has it’s advantages: they will have a wider selection of photographers to choose from; they very often have a crew “on call” for back-up; they carry insurance and workman’s comp; plus…caterers and other vendors typically prefer studios for their reputation and professionalism, which can extend beyond what a single individual can offer. So although a single photographer working out of their home may provide nice pictures and good service, a studio offers the security, resources and consistency to ensure that your wedding goes off smoothly.

A word about “newbies”… While not all amateur photographers are created equal, the best way to ensure you receive a quality wedding album is to hire a seasoned professional with a solid background from which to draw. Surely an amateur can shoot some nice photos, but a wedding requires far more than knowledge of a camera. Remember, wedding photography is much different than any other type of photography. The photographer must be a ringleader, therapist, babysitter, travel guide, camp counselor and more! So choosing a true professional is a must. Don’t skimp or choose a “friend of a friend” who recently got into wedding photography. Finally, find out if the photographer has shot at your wedding venue before. If they have, they may know of places to get good shots or ways to capture moments the best.

5: Price, Price & Price!

While you want to make sure you love your photos, get along with the photographer and feel safe and secure in the studio you’ve chosen…you also need one more thing to work: THE PRICE! Budget is as important as any part of the equation when choosing a photographer. So here are a few important things to note: You DO get what you pay for! Some photographers cut corners to give you a “cheaper” price. What corners? How about no insurance…or albums that are made overseas (and fall apart)…or printing done at CVS…or photographers who have shot 3 weddings before your’s (but are cheap to hire)…or even worse: they don’t deliver what they promise, and you wind up in small claims court. You DON’T have to book the big, giant package! You should be able to include what you want…and at the time you want it. Salespeople will try to sell you packages that offer you the “best deal” when in reality, it’s a bunch of stuff you don’t need. Go through the prices and choose only what you need. You can always come back after the wedding to add additional items. Not everyone wants to pay for an album they have yet to receive. So get your pricing ahead of time. Now, packages sometimes do offer a good value, but only if it’s with items/services that you need. Ask lots of questions and make sure you get the answers you want. Remember, YOU are the one paying here!

The FINE PRINT. Make sure you read over the legal details of exactly what you will get before signing the contract. Do you own the rights to your images? Can you print them on your own? Are all the images edited at no additional cost? Will your photos be hosted online? If you add something later on, will you pay the same price as the day of signing? Will it include full coverage of the day? The answer to ALL of the above should be YES! And make sure you find this out and more. Also, make sure that your payment schedule is easily understood and find out what forms of payment are acceptable. If a company accepts credit cards (which most should) they cannot limit how/when you can use your card for payments. Credit cards also offer another layer of protection as they allow for you to dispute a charge if the photographer does not deliver. In closing, no question is a bad question!

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For any traditional down on one knee kind of guy this is a no-brainer, but for other less conventional men this is
not even a question that occurs to them.
However, this isn’t a decision that affects only you.

You are going to ask a girl to become your wife, to start a new life together, but you will also become part of her family too and asking her father’s permission might be very important to her.

You should know if you don’t already what your soon to be fiancée thinks of the whole concept of her father giving you permission to ask her to marry you. Here are some helpful pointers to help navigate the whole process.

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How important will it be to her, but also her father?

What kind of home background is she from? Are her parents still together, does she even still talk to her father?
Simply put, if she laughs off the idea then don’t give it a seconds more thought, but if she says that her dad specifically said he would kill the man who presumed to marry his little girl without permission then it is best to ask the future father-in-law first.
Even so, in today’s liberally minded society approaching another man for permission to essentially possess his daughter is kind of weird. But, some traditions, especially marital are ancient and should be respected.

Face to face or over the phone?

Where at all possible try and do this conversation in person face to face, if this is not the case due to distance a phone call is still better than nothing. So, make sure that you get a private meeting or at least some private time with your girlfriend’s dad when you can. Often meeting at a neutral spot will help calm your nerves, a loud sports bar after several large scotches is also not going to go down too well.

It would be best to make sure he knows this is a man to man talk that should not be shared and very simply make clear your feelings for his daughter.

Promise to love and protect his little girl for all time and hope that he isn’t an ass about the whole thing, or in a perfect world bursts out laughing in your face and says yes. Always remember that a girl’s relationship with her father is very important be that for good or for bad. For those women lucky enough to have a healthy relationship with their dad his approval is all-important and more to the point your respect for that is essential too.

How long do you wait when you have asked his permission?

Now that you have asked the second most important person don’t wait too long till you ask the big question. Keep the momentum going and also be sure to give the dad a heads up as to when it may happen. Also try and ask the father to keep this under his hat, when more people know the more chance of it slipping out! The first call you make will be to her parents so make sure they don’t have major plans that day as they will want to celebrate and congratulate you both.

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That is because every leap year in keeping with the feeling of nature being turned upside down, women are able to propose to their man.

Known as ‘Ladies Privilege’, the tradition is shrouded in myth but is believed to hark back to 5th century Ireland.
But in today’s society with stay-at-home dad’s, is it a stretch to begin accepting women’s rights to pop the question to their loved ones, is it the man’s role to propose to his girlfriend? Is this tradition reinforcing the traditional role of men and could it now be viewed as being sexist?

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Why can’t women propose and why is it not socially acceptable?

These days it is not uncommon for a woman to earn more than her man, but the tradition of picking the ring, the time and the place still remains men’s territory.

Even celebrities are beginning to get in on the act, asking why men should be the only ones with the power to propose.
Jersey Shore’s pocket package Snooki has told the world’s media that if her boyfriend Jionni LaValle doesn’t propose within the next two years, then she will.

 The origin of ladies privilege dates back to the Emerald Isle and St Patrick.

The snake-slayer was approached by sweet St Bridget with a complaint:

“Why do women always have to wait until the man asks the question,” was the observation made by St Bridget.
Acknowledging the never ending battle women fight to get men to pull their fingers out, Ireland’s patron saint granted Bridget and her fellow sisters the special privilege of being able to pop the question every seven years.
Undeterred and unimpressed, Bridget whittled Patrick down to every four years and leap years specifically.
Unexpectedly for Catholic Patrick, upon the deal being struck Bridget got down on one knee and proposed to him.
Refusing Bridget, the saint kissed her instead and gave her a beautiful silk gown as consolation.

Fast forward 1500 odd years of gender politics and it is clear that traditional attitudes still exist.

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Now that you are engaged why don’t you take your dream honeymoon to the tropical shores of a beautiful Caribbean Island? What could be more wonderful with your first step off the plane than to feel the warm breeze on your face, along with a dip in the sparkling azure sea. The magic awaits you.

Let me help you plan everything, find the best fares, prices, and destinations, to make your honeymoon beyond magical. Leave it all to me.

I would like to suggest 5 Caribbean Islands that I find both romantic and sexy. Each of them is unique in its own way, but each just as memorable for your honeymoon.

When you are on St Barts you will feel like you are in the South of France in the Caribbean

You can rent your own private villa with a private chef and pool, or stay in one of the charming resorts, dotted throughout the island. Hop in your convertible mini-moke, with a picnic lunch, a bottle of wine and you are off to one of the many secluded beaches. St. Bart’s is buzzing all year round, even in the summer with the warm trade winds and no humidity. St Bart’s is the island of the rich and famous, one of my favorite resorts is Isle de France.

St Lucia

Six hundred feet above Anse Chastanet Resort on St Lucia is Jade Mountain. All rooms are suites with 3 walls, private infinity pools and the 4th wall is completely open to the magnificent views of the Pitons and the sea. These elegant spaces are techno-free. No TV, radio or phones. Turn off and turn on at the unforgettable Jade Mountain. You may never leave your room.

Laid back old world elegance of the Caribbean awaits you on the islands of Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands.

Guana Island is its own private island. Tool around in your private Boston Whaler to the many beaches, or charter a sail boat for an over night stay. Swim, snorkel and dine all day at the beach, hike the trails or just relax. Simple and magical.

Just a ferry ride away from St.Martin, lies Anguilla, with its miles of white sandy, pristine beaches.

Enjoy the slow, casual ambience of this island.  A newcomer in the last few years is the The Viceroy Resort, offering minimal elegance. Located on 35 acres with over 3200 feet of beachfront property.  A perfect honeymoon spot. Lots or not a lot to do. Fabulous restaurants and crystal clear blue seas.. Glorious sand between your toes.

A quick flight away from New York is the Island of Turks and Caicos and the secluded resort of Parrot Cay.

You will be whisked away on a 35-minute boat ride from the main dock to a private island, and paradise it is. Three miles of unspoiled beaches right outside your private villa. Como Shambala Spa and yoga, along with a chance to see one or many of Hollywood’s luminaries, whom own villas on property.

If you would like to know more about any of these amazing destinations then you can contact Susan below:

Valerie Wilson Travel, Inc
212 592 1304-direct line
susans@vwti.com

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