Staying Together
Hotel blocks made sense when there weren't better options. Now there are.
The Rehearsal Dinner Ends...
Hotel Block
What Actually Happens
Private Property
What Could Happen
The Real Benefits
Time Together
The moments between events are where the real memories happen. Morning coffee, late-night conversations, lazy pool afternoons. Hotels don't offer this. Private properties do.
Better Value
Split a 6-bedroom house among 12 people and you're paying $100-150/night per person—often less than a hotel room. And you get a pool, kitchen, and actual living space.
Getting Ready Space
The morning of the wedding, your bridesmaids need space for hair, makeup, and photos. A house gives you multiple rooms, natural light, and room to breathe. A hotel gives you one bathroom.
Private Amenities
Your own pool. Your own patio. Your own kitchen. No sharing with 200 hotel guests, no fighting for pool chairs, no noise complaints from neighbors.
Flexibility
Host a casual welcome dinner. Make breakfast the morning after. Have a place for the after-party. A private property adapts to your plans. Hotels don't.
The Experience
Years from now, no one will remember their hotel room. They'll remember the house—the porch, the pool, the late nights, the mornings. Give them something to remember.
What You'd Miss at a Hotel
"Remember when we all made pancakes together the morning of the wedding?"
"Those late nights on the porch, talking about everything—I'll never forget it."
"Having the pool to ourselves after the rehearsal dinner was perfect."
"Getting ready together, with space for everyone—that made the morning so fun."
"We didn't want to leave. Even after the wedding, we just wanted to stay at the house."
"I haven't felt that close to everyone since college. Staying together made it happen."
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Make the Weekend Special
Your wedding party deserves more than hotel rooms. Give them an experience.
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