PHOTO: Lynne Reznick Photography
Whether you?re tying the knot close to home or in a faraway destination, there?s a good chance that some (if not all) of your guests will travel to attend your big day. Your wedding offers an opportunity for out-of-towners to explore a new place and meet new people. However, such an experience can seem overwhelming for some, especially those who don?t travel often or feel uncomfortable in social situations.

As hosts, aim to plan an inclusive wedding weekend that helps out-of-town guests feel at home. From comfortable accommodations to chauffeured transportation, an inviting experience starts long before guests arrive in town.

?Alleviating stress and helping guests plan their stay while in town for your wedding should actually start well before the wedding weekend arrives,? confirms wedding photographer Lynne Reznick.
While you match linens and taste cakes, remember that your guests must also make plans. Airfare, accommodations, rental cars, and other travel arrangements require time and money, so make it worthwhile by putting extra thought into the guest experience.

Whether you have one or 100 guests traveling from out of town, here are several ways to ensure they feel welcome at your wedding. (These tips work for in-town guests, too!)

Give Them All The Deets

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