“Most of our competitors have been offering increasingly popular and lucrative ‘Weddings at Sea’ programmes, and these are now very big business in the cruise industry,” said Peter Shanks, president of Cunard Line. “We receive a lot of enquiries about the possibility of being married on one of our ships – particularly during our regularly scheduled Transatlantic Crossings on our flagship Queen Mary 2, which no other company can offer.”
On a luxury cruise vacation aboard Cunard’s Queen Mary 2, guests revel in the experience of the voyage itself, not just the destination – enjoying activities such as the only planetarium and largest library at sea, white-gloved afternoon tea service, the engaging Cunard Insights enrichment programme and West End-style productions, as well as the first Canyon Ranch SpaClub at sea.
Source: Cunard Line
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Great to hear Cunard is bringing romance back on board. the fact that they are talking weddings is also testament to the fact that cruise cleintele are getting younger. We’ve seen some interesting stats on that score lately
Is it really necessary to re-home the entire fleet in order to conduct weddings on board Cunard ships? Are Southampton happy with the change of home port name? Will Cunard still offer cruises to and from Southampton? I am swithching to Royal Carribean. (At least they are not ashamed of their home port).
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