On top of that, she also offered to give each guest a single rose on their way home. We all struggle in this industry to come up with unforgettable moments for our events. I thought this was a true moment of class. (Of course, she could also afford this luxury, which makes a difference in what you choose to offer your guests.)
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I think part of being a good host is to make your guests feel comfortable. If the host can afford to pay for parking (and tipping) it is such a nice gesture! However, not everyone can afford to do this and shouldn't feel that they have to. Perhaps, even leaving a nice thank you note in the guests' vehicle is enough.
ReplyDeleteI like to take a photo of the bride and groom and engrave it on a wood keepsake box as a gift to the couple. They can store all their cards and little momentos in.
Dear Preston,
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion the host should pay for the parking and not the guest.
Regards,
Rowaida Flayhan
what's the next topic? Open bar or cash bar?
ReplyDeleteI think it's a little silly to ask a host to pay for parking!!! How low are we going now!!
ReplyDeleteLiving in New York we all have found ways around the parking issues!!! I do not care how much money a person has!!!
xxoo
Melissa