Hotel issues that bother 80-year-old brides

Hotel problems that bother 80-year-old brides

1. Hotel lighting

The photo area should be brightly lit and the main stage should be the best and dazzling, and there should be a special projection center The lighting of the stage, during the speeches and ring exchanges, etc., the lights of the whole venue are dimmed, leaving only the dazzling main stage, so that the sacred feeling of the entire wedding can be preserved. The lobby, especially the photo area and sign-in area. The lighting must be sufficient, not excessive white light. The most important thing is that the photos look good.

2. Column-free Hotel Venues

First of all, you can feel the view for the guests. When choosing the banquet hall, column-free is the first choice. Pillars are very likely to become an embarrassing presence that destroys the beauty. The broad field of view will not hinder the guests' sight, and it also looks grand. If you can't avoid a pillared banquet hall, choose a design that doesn't block the view too much. Before making a reservation, sit in the four corners of the banquet hall to see if there are any blind spots. It is most important to feel for yourself first.

3. Banquet seats

Decide the number of tables you want before choosing a hotel. If it is not a private room arrangement, it is best not to let relatives and friends sit in other halls. Ask about the number of tables the hotel can accommodate. Some hotels will promise that 30 tables will be OK for a 20-table hall in order to accommodate orders. At this time, it depends on the width of the passage between the tables, generally 1.5-1.8m or more is optimal. Some hotels have different reservation numbers and guaranteed numbers. Please be sure to inform the hotel of the specific number of tables before the wedding.

4. What is the transportation and location of the hotel?

Even if there is no free parking space, there must be a parking space. All mankind is worried about parking spaces. In order not to add this trouble to wedding guests, the couple needs to communicate well with the hotel.

Some hotels will provide free parking spaces, which is simply not a plus. It is necessary to clarify the number and duration of free parking spaces to avoid the embarrassment of being stopped and having to pay parking fees when guests leave. Even if there is no free parking space, be sure to find a hotel with convenient transportation and ample parking spaces.

5. Decoration style

The hotel lobby with its own theme is not suitable for everyone. Different hotels also have their own decoration styles, and different styles also affect the tone of the wedding. There will be restrictions. To put it simply, wedding banquet hotels are only divided into two categories: one is "no style" and requires secondary decoration and design; the other is that it comes with a variety of wedding theme series, allowing couples to choose according to their preferences.

Newcomers can visit the hotel first. There may be a theme that impresses you. If you already have a wedding in mind, you might as well go to a first-category hotel and leave the decorations to the wedding planner/planner.

6. Book in advance:

Please make your decision one year in advance when booking a hotel. Whether you are trying on wedding dresses, taking wedding photos, or looking for a hotel planner, every step must be made in advance. Reservation time waits for no one, and neither do good merchants. If you delay for a day, the "best" one will be reserved. When choosing a hotel, make a reservation at least 1 year in advance and choose 1-2 alternative auspicious dates. For busy periods such as May and October, be sure to book in advance.