Planning a celebration is exciting—but let’s be honest, figuring out how to get there and where to crash after dancing your face off shouldn’t be a mystery.
That’s why
we’re making it super simple for your family, friends and guests. Whether they’re flying in,
road-tripping, or teleporting (hey, we can dream), this guide will help them
travel smart and stay comfy.
We’ve got the
goods—transportation, hotel blocks, shuttle schedules, and even some
neighborhood tips for those Airbnb adventurers.
π Should You Include Transportation &
Accommodations Info?
Short answer: YES.
Longer, sassier answer: Only if you want your guests to show up on time, in the
right place, and not sleeping in their car.
If your event
includes:
- A destination vibe (think:
out of town, out of state, or out of country)
- A venue in the middle of nowhere
(but like, in a charming, Pinterest-worthy way)
- Multiple party spots (ceremony here, reception there,
after-party who-knows-where)
- Or you've got group travel &
hotel blocks lined up...
Then honey,
this section is your best friend.
π TRANSPORTATION: Help Them Get There
Without Guessing
π« Nearest Airports
Don’t make
guests Google it. Drop the deets:
- Closest major and regional
airports
- Average drive times to the venue
- Uber? Shuttle? Magic carpet? Let
'em know how they’re getting from runway to reception
π Shuttle Info (AKA the Party Bus
Pre-Game)
Got a group
ride? Amazing.
Share the pickup times, locations, and how to RSVP (if
needed).
And hey—if you’re not offering a shuttle, point them to the best rental
car spots or rideshare options.
π
Ώ️ Parking Details
Give the
parking scoop:
- Is it free? (Yes, please.)
- Where do they park?
- Is valet involved? Do they need to
tip? Will someone take their keys and judge their playlist?
π£ Between-the-Venue Vibes
If you’re hopping from one location to another (ceremony > reception > late-night taco truck), map it out.
Your family, friends and guests will thank you when they’re not blindly Wazing at 11 PM.
π ACCOMMODATIONS: Where They’ll Sleep Off
the Champagne
π Hotel Room Blocks (Save That Coin!)
If you’ve
reserved room blocks—you’re a hero. Include:
- Hotel names & addresses
- Booking links or codes
- Cut-off dates (so your cousin
doesn’t miss the deal again)
π§³ Nearby Hotel Options
List 2–3 hotel
choices across budgets:
- π Budget-Friendly: No frills, but a
clean bed and free breakfast
- π Mid-Range: Something comfy with
decent Wi-Fi and nice soap
- π Luxury: Go big or go home (but
like, not home—this is a hotel)
π‘ Airbnbs & Vacation Rentals
Have family, friends and guests who
want to live like locals? Suggest 2–3 neighborhoods near your venue that
are safe, stylish, and close enough that they won’t need to pack a sleeping
bag.
π‘ How to Serve the Info on Your Site
Let’s make it easy
to find and fun to read:
π Create Two Hot Pages:
- “Getting There” = Transportation deets
- “Where to Stay” = Hotel + Airbnb info
π§ Use Fun, Scannable Headings:
- “Which Airport Should I Fly Into?”
- “Where Can I Park My Ride?”
- “Shuttle or Self-Drive?”
- “Hotels That Don’t Break the Bank”
π
Add a Guest Timeline or FAQ:
Answer the
stuff they’ll ask anyway:
- “When should I book?”
- “How do I catch the shuttle?”
- “Do I need a rental car?”
- “Is there a hotel after-party?”
(Optional. But encouraged.)
π How Many Options Are Too Many? (Trick
question!)
Give your family, friends and guests variety without overwhelming them:
- Transportation: 1–2 shuttle options + 2–3
self-drive options (Uber, rental, public transit)
- Accommodations: 2–3 hotel blocks + 2–4 backup
options + Airbnb recs = something for everyone
π₯ Final Toast
Including
travel and hotel info isn’t just practical—it’s part of your hospitality vibe.
You’re showing love, care, and coordination (without 200 texts asking “what’s
the hotel again?”).
You’re not just
inviting friends, family and guests—you’re rolling out the red carpet.

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