Wow, andreytcho, you are sooo positive today. :) This is not the right way to think, not to mention write, about people's weddings.
Karolinka, I've been wondering... why are intra-US flights so cheaper compared to transcontinental flights? A return flight from Anchorage to Miami with two changes in a bit more than a month from now costs around $700-$800 from US Airways. You spend more than 14 hours in transit.
And then a flight from Sofia to Miami costs 860€ from Lufthansa and you spend 13 hours in transit. This means that the transcontinental flight is around $300 more expensive which is largely due to the psychological feeling that it's a transcontinental flight. Thus passengers are ready to pay more. (Yeah, also Lufthansa is not a cheap airline, so part of the difference could be there, another part of the difference is the longer distance of flight =&gt; more fuel and more occupation time of the machine and crew, but with one airport transfer less there is some saving from airport taxes)
So why would flying from Sofia to Miami be something bigger than flying from Anchorage to Miami? Why are you talking about being abroad rather than being far from home? ;) This is my question.

P. S. I know you are not from Miami, I just wanted a city that's on the opposite side of Anchorage in America.