What to Expect
Large-scale and destination-style weddings — 300+ guests, palace and heritage venues, beach and resort settings — each come with their own planning considerations. Here's what to check for, whichever format you're considering.
Ask any planner for a specific, verifiable past guest count — not a general capability claim. Scale logistics (multiple vendors, staggered timelines, larger venues) require real prior experience at that size.
Ask specifically about permits, conservation restrictions, and vendor access particular to heritage properties — these venues often have constraints a standard hotel or hall doesn't.
Ask about weather contingency planning, sound/permit restrictions common at beach locations, and guest transport logistics for resort properties outside a city center.
Ask any planner for a specific, verifiable past guest count, not a general capability claim. Scale logistics such as multiple vendors, staggered timelines, and larger venues require real prior experience at that size.
Ask specifically about permits, conservation restrictions, and vendor access particular to heritage properties, as these venues often have constraints a standard hotel or hall does not.
Ask about weather contingency planning, sound and permit restrictions common at beach locations, and guest transport logistics for resort properties outside a city center.