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Find hotel wedding venues in East London
Hotels are the ideal wedding venue for those of you who wish for their wedding guests to sleep overnight, and know that they have everything taken care of in the same venue. See the top hotels for wedding venues in East London hereā¦
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Lots of couples in East London choose to marry in a hotel, and itās easy to see why. Hotel wedding venues come hand in hand with modern features, often priding themselves on luxurious guest rooms, in-house catering and lots of highly trained employees on hand to help make your dream day a reality. City weddings are the perfect choice for those of you who have guests wanting to travel to you by public transport. Whereas if you opt for a hotel wedding in the countryside, you'll benefit from easier parking and stunning grounds for wedding photos.
Plenty of hotels in East London offer easily customisable wedding packages to make wedding planning as easy as possible. There's usually a member of staff dedicated to being the wedding coordinator at hotel wedding venues, who will be your point of contact from the minute you place your deposit for you wedding until the day itself. Another advantage to having a hotel wedding is that your guests can head up to their bedrooms after dancing the night away only to meet you for a delightful breakfast the following day.
Hotel wedding venues are the perfect choice for you and your fiancƩ if:
- You have lots of guests travelling from far away who need accommodation.
- You wish to have in-house catering.
- Large function rooms are required to fit a high number of guests in.
- You want to easily provide your wedding guests with a place to sleep.
- You'd like a wedding coordinator to help you with the logistics.
FAQ's - Hotel special day Venues in East London
What type of hotel should I book for my special day?
On Guides for Brides, we have a wide range of hotels listed. Our venue search lets you filter through small and large hotels to find the perfect size for you.
Small hotels often have somewhere between 10 and 50 guest rooms, so if youād like a wedding venue that your whole wedding party can take over, then a small hotel may be the perfect choice for you. This also means that youāre less likely to encounter other guests on your day, if you donāt already have an exclusive use booking.
In a boutique hotel, there will usually be no more than 100 rooms, and are often decorated in a modern, stylish way. These types of hotels are often located in an urban environment, so if youāre marrying in the city and want your guests to have super chic accommodation, then a boutique hotel is a great choice.
There's hundreds of guest rooms in a large hotel, so if youāre having a big special day with plenty of guests, then you may find that a big hotel will suit you. Large hotels often have more special day spaces to choose from, such as outdoor marquees, ballrooms or purpose-built special day suites, and are a good choice for Asian special days in particular.
When booking a hotel in East London for your wedding celebrations, will I have exclusive use?
If youāre booking a hotel for your wedding, itās possible that there will be be other guests on site. Donāt assume that just because youāve made a wedding booking, youāll have the entire hotel to yourself.
At most hotels in East London , they will offer you an option to book out the whole hotel for your day so that no other guests will be in the premises. You need to ask your chosen hotel about this extra feature though . You can even hire out the hotel for the whole weekend in some cases! However, this may incur an extra charge. There are Exclusive Use and One Wedding Per Day filters in the Guides for Brides search if you know these are important criteria for your wedding venue.
Will my guests have their pick of hotel rooms?
Again, itās important to check with your hotel wedding venue how many rooms are included in your wedding package. Some packages come with a certain number of rooms included, whereas others will require you to book separately. Often, your guests will be given a preferential rate on their accommodation, and can book directly with the hotel.
If youāre booking your hotel venue on an exclusive use basis, you'll often be expected to fill all the accommodation. When contacting your venue options, remember to ask them if they have a minimum number of rooms they require to be booked when you have exclusive use.
Is the bridal suite included in my wedding package when I book a hotel wedding venue?
One of the best bits about having a hotel wedding is that youāll often have a fabulous bridal suite included! Not only does this mean that youāll be able to spend your first night as man and wife in a gorgeously-appointed hotel room, but some hotels will also allow you to use the suite to get ready on the morning of the wedding. When booking your wedding venue viewing, be sure to ask whether the bridal suite is included in your booking in East London
What do hotel wedding packages typically include?
You get the best value for money when you choose a hotel wedding venue because they offer packages to suit any budget Hotel wedding packages often include the catering, drinks, table linens and glassware, to start. They can also include everything from floral arrangements to DJs and even wedding cakes or stationery.
How can I save money on my hotel wedding?
Taking advantage of packages like this is a brilliant way to make your wedding budget go further, but there are other ways to save money on your hotel wedding in East London . Having your wedding on a weekday will save a lot of money, as will picking a date in winter or spring and it's not during the peak summer months, meaning less competition.