FAQ Center
Can Children Attend a Destination Wedding?
Yes, children can attend a destination wedding as long as both the wedding and the resort are not adults-only.
When booking accommodations, guests should include the number of children traveling and provide each child's age as it will be at the time of travel. This information is important because children's rates often vary based on age and resort policies.
Families should also be aware that resorts may have maximum occupancy limits per room. The number of adults and children allowed will depend on the room category selected, so availability and room options may vary.
If you are traveling with children, your travel coordinator can help identify the best room options and ensure the correct rates are applied.
Key Takeaway
Children are welcome at family-friendly destination weddings, but age requirements, room occupancy limits, and child pricing should be confirmed before booking.
Guest Experience
- How Do Guests RSVP for a Destination Wedding?
- Will Guests Know What to Pack and How to Prepare?
- Can Guests Stay Longer Than the Wedding Dates?
- How Are Food Allergies and Dietary Restrictions Handled?
- What If Guests Have Questions? Do They Contact You or the Couple?
- Can Children Attend a Destination Wedding?
- What Happens if Guests Need to Cancel?
- How Do I Book a Destination Wedding Trip With Children?
- How Are Children's Rates Calculated at Resorts?
- What if a guest gets sick or injured while traveling?
- Who helps guests during a medical emergency at a resort?
- Should guests have travel insurance for a destination wedding?
- Are There Limits on How Many Children Can Stay in a Room?
