A destination wedding should be fun for everyone. So, your comfort and that of your guests should be a top priority. 

The ride from the airport to where you're staying and back should be smooth and convenient.

Avoid delays by renting cars in advance. StressFreeCarRental.com helps people compare rental options from some of the most well-known companies so that you can choose a rental with a safe and hassle-free service from pick up to drop off.

For your accommodation, explore options online for luxury villas in Balearics. 

There are villas with enough bedrooms for everyone, and you can also get separate villas for privacy. After all, it's your wedding day!

While there are no restrictions on when you can get married in Spain, you should choose the month carefully. 

April to October are the most popular wedding months, with most weddings in June and September. 

Book your Mediterranean wedding at least one year in advance. 

If you're getting married outdoors during the summer in the Balearic Islands, it's best to have the ceremony late in the afternoon so that the sun is not at its peak. 

3. Wedding ceremonies and the rules for non-residents

Unless they are Catholic, non-residents of Spain must be legally married in a registry office in their home country before or after the ceremony in the Balearic Islands. 

If you're getting married legally at home before the ceremony, you can bring your religious leader to bless the marriage.

Non-resident Roman Catholic couples are allowed to get married in a Catholic church.

Coordinate with your local church, as they should help you with the necessary documents to send to the Spanish diocese.

Legal civil ceremonies should be held indoors, while non-legal blessings can be held anywhere.

Civil partnerships are legal but only for people who have lived in Spain for at least two years. 

Since 2005, same-sex couples can now be legally married in Spain.

4. Choosing a venue and caterer for your Mediterranean wedding

Whether you choose Mallorca, Ibiza, or Menorca, there are hundreds of options for choosing a wedding venue. 

Luxury hotels, fairy tale castles, breathtaking Spanish mansions, rustic farms, and the natural beauty of a beach or clifftop - whatever your dream destination wedding is, they're all here in the Balearic Islands.

Consider hiring a catering service if the venue you chose dodoes not have a menu of your liking.

Hiring a photographer abroad is the same as hiring one at home.

You must look at their previous work to ensure their style is to your taste, but you must also consider how to communicate. 

The last thing you want to deal with on your wedding day is a communication gap between your photographer and your wedding party.

Find one who's bilingual or at least with an interpreter. 

You can bring your fave local photographer to your destination wedding. They will have to charge you an additional rate for weddings abroad.

6. Choosing a Mediterranean wedding dress

Would you like to go full on the Spanish theme and wear a traditional Spanish wedding dress?  

Some beautiful bridal boutiques on the Balearic Islands include Rosa Clará on Avinguda Jaume III or Nuestras Novias on Carrer Paraires in Palma, Mallorca.

There are also department stores that stock gowns made by Spanish designers. 

7. Hiring a wedding planner

Avoid transforming into a Bridezilla by hiring a competent wedding planner.

You don't have to worry about communicating with a foreign-speaking wedding supplier or dealing with the hassles (there will be many!) of planning and organizing your dream wedding.

A wedding planner is every bride's best friend. Hire one and spare yourself from stress.

What could be a more perfect start to that than an out-of-this-world Mediterranean wedding in the Balearic Islands? 

Hope these tips help you. Congrats and best wishes!