As someone who is hosting an event, it may be your responsibility to provide as many accommodations as you can for all your guests to be as comfortable as possible. Budget, location, and space are all things to determine before your event begins. Although the number of things to consider may sound overwhelming at first, with the proper planning and effort placed into your event, the preparatory phases don’t have to be as painstaking as it might appear at first glance. The following tips focus on what areas you should be focusing most of your attention on, as well as give an in-depth guide on how to prepare for your event to ensure that your guests get the best experience possible.
Budget
As tempting as it might be to throw the most extravagant event possible, you always need to keep your guest’s pocketbook in mind. This is not to say you need to be malicious in any way by shaking your guests down; the real goal is to be realistic. Have a general idea of what your typical guest can afford. Also, while this sort of thing might work differently for everyone, we can all agree that most people would agree that staying in a five-star hotel to attend a wedding recital might be a little too much to ask for.
Availability
If you are looking for high attendance, then consider what works for the average working citizen. In other words, you should expect to see fewer people attending a wedding during the middle of the week, because weekdays, in general, are going to be harder to get off. You should also apply the same frame of thought to the busy times during the holidays. Holidays such as Christmas and Thanksgiving maybe some of the hardest times for people to keep their schedules, so be sure to plan around these times if you are looking for the highest attendance.
Space
Do some research to find out how many people your venue can hold. The last thing you probably want is to have issues with overcrowding. Be realistic about the amount of space you have. If you have a four-bedroom house, you probably shouldn’t be looking to host an event that contains 400 party goers.
Providing for The Disabled
Most of the tips for providing great accommodation follow a similar pattern that always falls back on how you give your guests an enjoyable experience. The same goes for providing for those of your guests that may have trouble enjoy themselves due to their disabilities. The volume may sound different depending on if you’re a year-old boy or 95-year-old man. People who are restrained in wheelchairs may have a harder time climbing stairs than others, or children to provide their own number of accommodations to keep themselves entertained. It may seem like a lot to consider, but you always must make considerations so that way all your guests have the experience of a lifetime.
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