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Turks and Caicos Tips You don't have to be a Brady Bunch family to experience stressful moments when bringing two families together. Whether your children are elementary school-aged or graduating high school, you want to make them feel valued and truly part of that hot Turks and Caicos wedding you've been planning. Talk to your personal destination wedding specialist about getting the kids involved in the wedding. Your specialist could coordinate any one of the following ideas: Have your specialist present an itinerary of family fun packages to be enjoyed together after the ceremony. Talk to the teens about sharing a suite of rooms together and surprise them with gift baskets made up especially for their age groups. When planning a Caribbean wedding, ask the officiator to make an announcement after the ceremony that signifies the merging of two families into one. More than a couple days at a Caribbean theme wedding might be overwhelming for small children. To make it easier for the child, work with your wedding specialist to send the child home in the care of a trusted guest. Whatever you do, don't be shy about talking to your destination wedding specialist about any concerns you have for the children. Get them involved and actively participating in your exotic wedding.