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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Edmonton | Honeymoon |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Love at First Travel is an Alberta destination wedding travel agent serving couples across Canada. Its current official website focuses on helping couples select a destination and all-inclusive resort, then arranging group travel for the wedding party and guests.
The business is a travel-planning resource rather than a local venue. Its website describes support for resort selection, group-rate requests, guest booking questions and payment arrangements, while wedding-day details are generally handled with the resort’s on-site coordinator. Last reviewed: August 11, 2026.
Love at First Travel describes itself as a Canadian destination wedding travel agent. Its core service is helping couples compare destinations and all-inclusive resorts, then selecting a resort that works as the group’s home base for the wedding week. The business also says it can support couples marrying off-site while their group stays at an all-inclusive resort.
After a resort is selected, the business says it requests group rates from airline partners and helps guests with travel questions. The official service page also describes guest travel deposits, payment arrangements and communication about resort inclusions and passports. These are travel-coordination services; they should not be confused with full wedding-day planning.
The contact page states that Love at First Travel is based in Alberta and serves couples across Canada. The official site presents the process as remote-friendly and centred on destination weddings, making it relevant to couples who need a travel professional to coordinate a group rather than a supplier located at their ceremony venue.
Its published destination examples include Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica and Costa Rica. The business may suit couples considering an all-inclusive resort wedding, as well as those planning an off-site ceremony but wanting their guests accommodated together at a nearby all-inclusive property. A couple with a specific destination outside those examples should ask whether it is currently within scope.
A documented feature is the combination of resort comparison and group travel coordination. The service page says Love at First Travel helps match couples with a resort, request group rates and assist guests with travel-related questions. It also identifies a defined handoff: couples generally work directly with the resort’s on-site coordinator for wedding details.
The reviewed official pages do not publish a street or postal address, so no address is shown here. They also do not set out a current service-fee schedule, supplier list, contract terms or a universal planning scope. These are practical items to confirm directly before committing to a booking or paying a deposit.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. Love at First Travel does not display a current fee schedule, package total or standard quoted cost for its destination wedding travel-agent service on the official pages reviewed.
The service page says a couple is usually responsible for its own travel deposit, described there as usually $500, as well as a wedding deposit paid to the resort. It also says guest travel deposits are typically due within 90 days after a group contract is signed. Those statements describe a general process rather than a guaranteed price, deadline or contract term. Resort, airline, room, destination, wedding-package, taxes, insurance and payment terms should all be confirmed in writing for the particular group.
The official contact page lists weddings@loveatfirsttravel.com and (403) 973-5683. It also provides an enquiry form and states that messages submitted through the form will receive a response within two business days.
For an initial enquiry, it is sensible to provide the preferred destination or resort style, approximate wedding date, expected guest count, departure cities and budget range. These details align with the business’s published resort-matching and group-travel process. A submitted enquiry is not a reservation; ask when dates, rates and supplier inventory can be held and what must be paid to do so.
Ask which resorts and destinations are currently available for the intended dates, whether the business can support all guest departure cities, and how airline or supplier group-rate requests are compared. Confirm the party’s deposit amount, due date, payment recipient, refundability and cancellation consequences before paying.
Couples should also clarify who handles resort wedding details, communication with the on-site coordinator, guest name changes, travel insurance, passport guidance, accessibility needs and supplier changes. The official site says most couples plan wedding details directly with the on-site coordinator and that final travel payments are generally due about two to three months before departure; obtain the exact timeline in the group’s own documents.
For off-site weddings, confirm whether the requested support is travel coordination only or whether a separate wedding planner is needed. The contact page says Love at First Travel does not offer formal wedding-planning services, although it can answer questions and recommend a planner.
The legacy Flight Centre website did not establish the current identity of this business. Current first-party evidence instead identifies Love at First Travel on loveatfirsttravel.com, where the business name, destination-wedding travel service and Canadian service context appear together. The official contact page provides a current contact route and identifies an Alberta base serving couples across Canada.
Directory information is a starting point only. Confirm availability, exact scope, current supplier terms and all payment conditions directly with Love at First Travel before booking.
Its official services and about pages name Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica and Costa Rica, with Mexico described as a popular destination. Ask directly about any other destination you are considering.
Yes. Its service page says it coordinates group travel, answers guest travel questions and can help guests make payments toward their trips. The exact booking and payment process should be confirmed for your group.
The business says most couples plan wedding details directly with the resort’s on-site coordinator. Its contact page also says it does not offer formal wedding-planning services, though it can answer questions and recommend a planner.
The official contact page lists weddings@loveatfirsttravel.com, (403) 973-5683 and an online enquiry form.
Phone: (403) 973-5683
Website: https://loveatfirsttravel.com/





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