Did you consider these while planning your Hotel wedding?

Planning your wedding in a hotel is so much easy and fun nowadays. With the help of the internet and websites, Pinterest to name one, designing your dream hotel wedding is within grasp. However, like many other life celebrations, planning comes with a lot of considerations. Yes, you talked to your mom, your best friends, your coordinator, but did you saw the big picture and made the right calls?


Here are the top things to consider while planning your dream Hotel wedding:

Hotel’s theme and aesthetic

You have decided what your wedding theme is, right? Does it match the theme of your pegged Hotel? How about aesthetics? Do they reinforce your big day theme? Now you’re thinking…

Hotels come in all shapes and sizes. It is very important to find one that matches your wedding theme and aesthetic. I’ve got a friend who is a nature lover and their wedding theme? Yah, nature colors! They want to hold the ceremony at a beach resort but for some reason, they were not able to do that. What they did is they looked and booked a green hotel wedding venue in the city. This hotel is an advocate of GREEN. You know what I mean! And my friends love the aesthetics and the hotel theme. It looked like the hotel was designed for their wedding.

The Suite of Her Highness

Do you have the bridal suite? You’re getting ready, you’re preparing, and you need space to spread your wings. And this place should be private. Make sure the hotel of your choice has all that and more while you spend all morning primping. There’s no need to stress about extended family members barging in and disrupting the process because they won’t have the key! All you need to do is to prepare and be ready for the ceremony.

Booking Rooms

Many out-of-town guests? Chances are, most will stay overnight at the hotel, which eliminates the need to arrange transportation to the ceremony site. Also, room blocks usually come with the hotel wedding package, in discounted rates, but they also have strict policies regarding cancellations, deposits, and late reservations. Discuss the matter with the hotel representative about rates and restrictions before making the exact plans.

Vendors

If the hotel hosts many weddings, they may have caterers, pastry chefs, and event designers on hand-or they'll at least provide a list of preferred vendors. You can double-check with the hotel if you're planning to hire outside professionals. Other hotels may charge additional fees for bringing in your cake, food, music, or decorations.