I’m getting married in October and my fiancé and I are planning our Honeymoon to Brazil. I am wondering what name I should book my tickets ikn, maiden or married?-Julie
After doing a little research our recommendation is the name on your airline tickets and other reservations should match the name in your passport. It can take several months to get your name changed on all of the necessary documents, passport, driver’s license and several weeks to receive copies of your marriage license. So if you are going out of country and need your passport then your airline tickets should match the name on your passport at the time of travel. Domestically many airlines will let you travel with your driver’s license in your maiden name as long as you have your marriage license with you as proof. But before you show up to the airport, please verify this with your airline, not all of them allow this. |
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Archive for the ‘Wedding Advice’ Category
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November 6, 2009Wedding Insurance
August 4, 2009I am getting married in 2010 and a friend mentioned to me wedding insurance. What is your opinion on this?
Julie
Typically wedding insurance covers the vendor deposits if the wedding has to be canceled because of illness, military action, weather or the vendor not showing up or other uncontrollable instances. I have not found any insurance that covers you if you are unable to pay for the services that you contracted because you were laid off or got cold feet.
When entering into any contract make sure you read the wedding insurance policy thoroughly and if you don’t understand something ask the agent, before you sign! The few wedding insurance policies I have seen are full of exclusions, so while you may think you are covered on something you may not be. Always read before signing on the dotted line.
Basilica Monday at the University of Notre Dame
February 14, 2009If you are planning on getting married in the Basilica of the Sacred Heart at the University of Notre Dame in 2010, the books will be open on March 2, 2009. To help you improve your chances of getting a date, Cynthia Basker of Celebrated Events has posted a blog that gives you some good ideas. The competition is stiff and the popular dates go fast, so be sure to check out Cynthia’s blog!
Amy




