As much fun and exciting destination weddings can be, the truth is that not many of your guests will be able to attend it. We can totally understand that like every other bride, you too, would like to say your vows amongst your closest friend and family members, but expecting all of them to reply with a yes to your RSVP is only going to break your heart a little.
As we all know, prevention is better than cure. In this blog piece,
we will hopefully try to prevent one such heartbreak days before your wedding
day or when you are heading to the venue of your destination wedding in a DC limo
service or party bus rental DC.
How Many Guests Will Attend the Wedding?
When estimating how many people from your guest's list will actually
show up, we are almost sad to tell you that only 50% of them will attend it for
sure. Although this is only a rough estimate, many event planners and bridal
experts suggest the same. This means that if you invited 120 people to your
wedding, 60 or less are going to actually make the trip.
What Should You Do?
Yes, we understand it is disheartening but
there are ways you can ensure people do come.
Send your invitations early
The reason most of these guests won’t be able to attend the wedding
is that they were informed too late. If you send out the wedding invitations
just weeks before the wedding, it is going to be difficult for the guests to
actually make the cut and arrange for a budget.
Arrange for them a suitable wedding transportation
Getting married in a different state? How about you make your
wedding an on-the-road journey? Most of your guests will make the trip if they
know they won’t have to bear the travel expenses. Tell them you have arranged
for DC car service
or DC Limo and Black Car Service and they will gladly come. Call us
now at (202) 765-2350
