Weddings are all about celebrating two people uniting as one on a new journey, but they come with the added stress of trying to please everyone. Sometimes, loved ones are scattered across the country and will need to shell out hundreds of dollars to attend the wedding. This means some couples decide to hold multiple weddings and receptions in different locations. We’ll help you decide if this is the perfect option for you.
The Why

Our good friends in Las Vegas are from Chicago and Los Angeles. They decided to fly together just the two of them to Hawaii for their actual wedding. After this wedding, they held three separate receptions: one in each of their hometowns and one where they will make their home in Las Vegas. It just made sense to have parties where they could invite as many people as they wanted in each location without making people fly across the country to attend one. Some of our other friends decided they wanted to run down to the courthouse to get married and then have two different parties in Dallas and Denver. They needed to get married quickly for insurance purposes, and decided to have a party down the road for guests. The Cost

If you decide to have multiple celebrations in different cities, keeping a close eye on your budget is top priority. One wedding and reception often costs a pretty penny, so throwing multiple parties can add up quickly. Vendors and venues don’t come cheap, so it’s important to start your research early and make ...