Getting your complete bridal party from the ceremony to the reception is easy with a wedding party bus. Everyone can travel together without dealing with the hassle of ride-sharing. You may immediately enjoy a wedding celebration with your closest friends.
There may be a moment of your wedding day that you cannot wait for—riding the party bus after the ceremony. You can follow a few simple tips to make a fantastic wedding party.
Do’s
Bring a lot of water and snacks.
Everyone remembers bringing drinks on the bus, but don’t forget to pack food and water, too! You’ll be amazed at how hungry you are after your ceremony, gave how long wedding days can be. Everyone will be content with a few nibbles on the bus until supper is served at your reception.
Inform all guests
Make it clear to your friends in advance who is all invited on the party bus to avoid any awkward talks following your wedding. Tell them whether there is space for plus ones! However, let them know if there is space for the wedding party. If everyone knows who is boarding the bus and when it departs, having everyone on the same page will also assist the bus left on time.
Plan where you want to stop
Before boarding the party bus, come up with a plan. Plan your party bus itinerary after considering when you want to arrive at the reception and when it will take to get there.
Make Playlist.
Create a playlist or delegate the task to someone else. Make sure the music is prepared if you want the celebration to begin immediately! Create a playlist with your friends or with your future spouse. Once the music is prepared, pass the playlist to a different person.
Before boarding, ensure you know how to turn on the bus’s music. Ask your party bus company or driver for instructions to connect to the speakers. Sometimes you may plug in with a wire, while other times you have to set up Bluetooth.
Don’ts
Overscheduled your journey and include too many stops
You don’t want to spend the entire journey hopping on and off the bus! Make sure everything fits in your schedule by limiting the stops you wish to make! Additionally, if you try to squeeze in too many stops, you risk arriving late for your reception.
Save your picture stops for the conclusion of your journey.
I adore it when couples want to stop for more shots at a fun location! The couple or the entire bridal party can get off the bus to take some pictures. In any case, I advise scheduling the shots for early in the journey. After the pictures are finished, everyone may unwind and have some drinks!
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