While you?re busy going to the chapel to get married, don?t forget to take your guests into account. Of course, in many cases, couples do leave wedding guests to find their own way of getting to and from the venues. However, sometimes, it may be better to arrange it yourself.
If your ceremony or reception is located remotely, especially if there are two separate venues or if there are limited public and/or private transportation options in the area, you absolutely should account for guest transportation into your budget. Other reasons you may want to consider it would include a lack of parking at the destinations or a destination wedding where guests may be unfamiliar with the area. Even if your venue can be easily reached by private vehicle, taxi, or public transport, keep in mind that all of these could be unreliable due to scheduling or availability. In such cases, it would be a polite gesture to organize an optional form of transportation for your guests. Here are some ways to go about that.
1. Public Transport

First things first: if there is a direct link with minimal walking from the guests? hotel to the venue(s), or even between the ceremony and reception, public transport may be OK. However, it is worth checking if the schedules line up with your timeline and if said public transport may be affected by a commuter rush hour. In that case, provide clear directions for your guests on how to get there. If you have guests coming from out of town, you might want to al...