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Say “I Do” to Onsite Accommodation!

Planning a wedding is a whirlwind of decisions, from the dress and the cake to the guest list and the venue. One often overlooked, yet incredibly valuable, aspect of a wedding venue is the availability of onsite accommodation. It has quickly become a must-have offering which has significant advantages for both the happy couple and their guests. We dive into why we think wedding venues should seriously consider offering onsite accommodation.

Stress-Free Celebrations from Start to Finish

Imagine this: You’ve just finished your beautiful ceremony, the champagne is flowing, and instead of worrying about coordinating transportation or navigating to a separate hotel, you can simply stroll back to a luxurious suite just steps away. Onsite accommodation allows the newlyweds to truly savour every moment of their special day, extending the celebration and minimising stress.

Comfort and Convenience For the Guests

Onsite accommodation isn’t just beneficial for the couple; it’s a huge perk for guests too, especially those traveling from afar. Offering accommodation makes your wedding venue more appealing and accessible, leading to higher attendance rates.

Guests can fully immerse themselves in the celebration without the pressure of leaving early to catch a ride or drive home. They can relax, enjoy the open bar (responsibly, of course!), and dance the night away without worrying about the journey back.

Onsite accommodation creates a more intimate and communal atmosphere. Guests can mingle and connect throughout the weekend, fostering a stronger sense of celebration and shared joy.

For elderly guests or those with mobility issues, having accommodation on-site can be crucial for their comfort and ability to participate fully in the festivities.

A Competitive Edge and Increased Revenue

Beyond the benefits for couples and guests, offering onsite accommodation is a smart business move for wedding venues. It provides a significant competitive advantage and can boost revenue

Venues with accommodation are often preferred by couples, especially those planning destination weddings or weddings with a large number of out-of-town guests (check out BrideBook’s wedding report if you don’t believe us!)

Accommodation can be a significant source of income for the venue, especially if they offer different tiers of rooms or suites.

Providing a comprehensive wedding experience, including accommodation elevates the venue’s reputation and attracts more clients.

The Bottom Line

In today’s wedding landscape, onsite accommodation is more than just a nice-to-have; it’s becoming a necessity. It enhances the experience for both the couple and their guests, creating a more relaxed, enjoyable and memorable celebration. For wedding venues, it’s a smart investment that can lead to increased bookings, revenue, and a stronger reputation. So, if you’re planning a wedding, consider venues that offer onsite accommodation. And if you’re a venue owner, it’s time to seriously consider adding this valuable amenity to your offerings. You might just be saying “I do” to a more successful business.

At Iron & Pine, we specialise in creating luxurious wedding accommodation and have recently launched packages featuring a honeymoon suite. Click the button below for more details!

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