Wedding Reception

The Pro and Cons of Hotel Wedding Reception

The reception venue is the most crucial choice you will need for your wedding celebration. The place will set the tone, affect the menu, and determine the cost of admission. Hotels are some of the most popular wedding venues.

This is a look at the pros and cons of organizing a wedding in a hotel.

Easy to plan. The hotel will have all the tables, chairs, linens, dishes, etc. you need for your wedding reception. Some guestrooms have special features, such as large chandeliers, which are great if you plan on wearing an evening dress with crystal jewelry for brides. You do not have to worry about any rental, which significantly facilitates the planning and logistics for the wedding day.

Cookie-cutter cannot be easy to personalize a hotel wedding. You will have little control over the decor, menu, and reception time. Since you will be asked to use your restaurant for dinner, menu options will be limited and can be entirely predictable.

Very convenient. The best thing about the cordis hotel wedding is comfortable for you and your guests. After the reception, the bride and groom can go to the honeymoon room. If guests want to continue the party, they can hang out at the bar or in the hotel lobby. You can reserve hotel room blocks for your guests, saving them money and eliminating the worry of drunk driving. In the morning, brunch can be held right at the same hotel. Most hotels even have a free airport shuttle for guests arriving from other cities.

Wedding Reception

Several weddings. A hotel usually hosts more than one event at a time. Having two tricks together can tend to diminish the intimacy of your wedding. You can listen to music, you can meet another bride in the ladies’ room, and if your party is better, you can even make nearby guests at the wedding come closer to yours. Also, on the bulletin board in the hotel’s lobby, there is something less classy in which your wedding is called one of many. It can make you feel less unique and special.

Experienced staff. Since hotels regularly host weddings, conferences, gathering party and other events, the team has extensive experience in organizing significant events.  They will also have the large kitchen necessary to meet special requests, such as kosher or vegetarian dishes for guests. You can expect the reception to go smoothly, with minimal work on your part.

In summary

Less personal attention. Unlike a small place where the focus will be on holding a limited number of events, the hotel has many functions every weekend. This means that the site coordinator will have less time to pay personal attention to you and your wedding. A bride who wants to get a lot of information about planning her wedding from a coordinator may not understand what she is looking for at a hotel.

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