What a Cheltenham Hotel Wedding Venue Includes

Hotel weddings are ‘packaged’ and can make for a very easy wedding to organise; however, it is always best to know what you are paying for before you book the venue.

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Licensed Ceremony Rooms

Many hotels hold a license to hold ceremonies on their premises. This means you can get married in the same room where your wedding reception is being held. See how to legally register a wedding at a licensed venue for more information on the legal aspects of getting married at a licensed wedding venue.

On-Site Accommodation

Another massive plus point of Hotel weddings is the On-Site Accommodation for your guests. This is a massive advantage as the Hotel can reserve a block of rooms for your guests and they can travel home safely at the end of the night without the need for taxis. Many Hotels also offer the Bridal Suite as part of the package or for an additional charge.

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Most hotels have a number of different menus for the wedding breakfast and for the evening buffet, ranging from set price per head to more bespoke and higher price per head options. They will also have a bar policy which could be included in the overall price of the wedding, could be an extra charge per head, or could be a cash bar on the night. Make sure you find out what the cut-off time is for the bar for the night of your wedding to avoid any unexpected bills on the night.

A Dedicated Wedding Coordinator

Many hotels have a wedding coordinator or wedding planner who will deal with your booking from start to finish. Make sure you speak to them before booking the hotel and that you are happy with the way they will be organising your special day. They will deal with all of the suppliers, confirm the timings of the day and sort out the room layout on the day.

Grounds for Photographs

Many hotels will have grounds for photographs to take photos of after the ceremony and before the reception. You must see these grounds on the same day and time of year as your wedding to see what the light will be like and how big the grounds are.