Azul Beach Hotel - POST HERE!

AllieH · November 8, 2013

They should be able to be there on the day of the wedding, but just for the wedding - an hour before it starts, until the reception/dinner is over. For the other events/days, you'd have to clear that with your wedding coordinator.

I don't think any of the Karisma resorts do wristbands (except for day pass guests), but they do ask for room numbers and last names at the restaurants & bars - at least they did at EDR. We had friends get the boot even though they were just SITTING at a table with some of our other guests. weren't drinking or eating..had no intention of doing either one. security escorted them out.

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Originally Posted by tracey lynn

Thanks for the suggestion. Some of our guests have to stay at Azul Sensatori because Azul Beach is full. I thought they could shuttle back and forth and use their all inclusive at the sister resorts, but I guess I was misinformed?? Did anybody have guests that stayed at a different location, and how were they able to come to Azul Beach to hang out without having to pay the $95 day pass?? Do either resorts make you wear a wristband? If there is no wristband then I figure how would they know. If anyone knows how to get around this please let me know. Only 3 1/2 weeks left yay! :woot:

lperraton · November 12, 2013

Hey Ladies,

One of my friends who is attending the wedding is a talented photographer but does not do it as a business. I was going to have her do my pictures but I dont want to have to pay the outside vendor fee just to have a friend do my pictures. Has anyone else come across this?? If the person is a paying guest at the hotel and attending the wedding is that allowed? Any incite would be helpful thank you!!!

asposeep · November 12, 2013

If your friend is getting a room then you won't have to pay the outside vendor fee--we ended up just getting our photographer a room and splitting it with the other bride getting married that weekend bc that was cheaper than the fee. Congratulations on your wedding!

Amanda Hammett · November 13, 2013

Iperraton: asposeep is correct. If your photographer is staying at the hotel, you do not have to pay the vendor fee. But I also wouldn't broadcast it to anyone. Your wedding coordinator will ask you once you arrive and have your meeting. Then you can tell her you didn't "hire" a photographer but that one of your guests is going to take photos.

photoisforever · November 14, 2013

wow asposeeep, great job on finding another wedding couple getting married the same wknd as you, to split the vendor fee with .....and Congrats on your Big Day!!! would love to see some photos - pls share