There are so many places to host your wedding that it can be overwhelming to find the perfect one. You could choose a destination wedding, or even hold your wedding at a ranch. You might have thought of having it in a wedding ballroom but wondered if it was the right fit for you. Ballroom weddings, primarily those within a hotel setting, can be a perfect choice for many couples.

Here are the top perks for hosting your wedding in a ballroom you might not have thought of before.

Staff For Everything You Need Onsite

One of the top perks of hosting a ballroom wedding is that there is staff onsite for everything you need. This is from the planning stages to the actual day itself. You can potentially use the ballroom's own wedding planner to help you decide on the layout of the ceremony and/or reception. You will have use of the ballroom's kitchens, as well as the servers and bartenders.

Many ballrooms have cleaning staff to keep the bathrooms clean and well-stocked. When you don't have to worry about having the right amount of staff to keep everyone happy and keep things moving smoothly, you can just relax and enjoy your day.

You Can Choose All-Inclusive Packages

One of the great perks of hosting a ballroom wedding is you can choose one of the many all-inclusive wedding packages they may offer. You could have the choice of using the ballroom's own caterer and staff. This is a great option because it provides you with a professional service in which the caterer can go through their menus with you to help you decide. It can be daunting to pick which menu fits your wedding and your guests' needs, so if you can use the in-house caterer, it can help you through it.

You also can potentially choose other vendor's through the ballroom too, for example, the decorator, vendors, florist, and even entertainers. All these items can be included in an all-inclusive package for a beautiful wedding.

It's Easy To Book Rooms For Your Guests

When you book a wedding ballroom within a hotel or resort, you can book rooms for your guests and yourself easily. In many cases, hotels will block off a certain amount of rooms for your out-of-town guests or for those who wish to keep the fun going and stay a few nights at the hotel instead of going home.