The reception time is 4 hours. The wedding time is 2 hours immediately before the reception, granting 6 hours total.

We've got plenty of parking at Landon and can arrange an optional parking attendant for $50. Most weddings last around 4-5 hours...but if you're guests are having a great time, why make them leave? We're not standing looking over your shoulder with a stopwatch so we can add on more fees. See similar questions...

From the beginning to end, your average wedding will last (1) to (1)1/2 hours. The actual wedding vows are only about 10-15 minutes. The length of the wedding will depend upon if you have a video to be shot and how many guests are attending the wedding. Those will a larger number of guests will last the longest as it takes longer to do the cake cutting, toast and pictures. Because of this, your wedding/mini-reception may last up to 2 hours. See similar questions...

Toastmaster's duties would normally be complete at the end of the table formalities, but your Toastmaster will be able confirm that he/she would be able to stay to the end of the first dance or to the end of the evening reception at an agreeable fee. See similar questions...

Yes, we supply a complete Wedding Planner service and can organize and coordinate your wedding, cocktail or dinner reception, honeymoon accommodation, transportation for your guests and even pre and post wedding functions or activities. [Read more...] [Top] See similar questions...

Set up, by one of our equipment personnel will always begin 60 - 90 minutes prior to your reception. We believe in an early arrival to ensure an on time start to your reception. I will arrive with Christine or Paula no later than 30 minutes prior to your reception. We will be fully ready... equipment and appropriate dress, no less than 15 minutes prior to your reception. See similar questions...

Yes. Depending on your wishes, you can have an outdoor wedding, a beachfront wedding or an indoor ceremony in The Barrier Island Room. You may also host your reception on the grounds, beachfront or in The Barrier Island Room. We have several areas available. There is a large area that will accommodate up to 3,000 people. Many people also rent tents when using this area. We also have smaller areas with gazebos and picnic tables for smaller parties. See similar questions...

Yes. The Montr?al Salon, located two floors below the Observatory, is available for rental. For more information, visit the Montr?al Tower Rentals section. See similar questions...

a. I will always dress in appropriate attire according to the event and your wishes. For weddings and school proms, I will always be dressed in a tuxedo unless otherwise requested. See similar questions...

Yes, you can bring pre-recorded CD’s, which can play on our sound system. Or you can hire your own DJ to host your wedding reception. See similar questions...

Each hotel welcomes evening functions with live entertainment or a disco. Please check with the hotel of your choice for more details See similar questions...

You will receive a personal entertainment consultation carefully covering all the details of your reception. The consultation will be held at least one month prior to your reception. If you can't make it to our office, we'll do it by phone, fax, or e-mail. This allows us to organize and personalize your special day in advance, and prevents the headaches of having to make last minute decisions. See similar questions...

We play music with tremendous mass appeal, as well as requests made by your guests. Using the wedding planner form, you can indicate specific music requests, types of music that you like and the types that are inappropriate for your reception. On the day of your reception, we will use the information from your wedding planning form combined with our talent and professional judgment to give us a basis in selecting music. See similar questions...

We provide you with a wedding planner form that outlines the traditional order of events. You are free to rearrange the format in any way you wish. We will speak with you prior to your reception to review your plans and the other details of your wedding reception. For more information about the wedding planner form, click here to visit our wedding reception section. Receptions don't run smoothly by accident planning. Coordination is required among all members of the reception team. See similar questions...

The location of your reception depends on the size of your party. Each wedding party is assigned a reception area based on the number of people in the party. See similar questions...

Generally, a wedding reception is planned for four hours. You can extend the time if desired. Your wedding specialist will advise any additional costs for the additional time. See similar questions...

On most days, you will depart the hotel after breakfast (about 8:00 AM) and arrive at your next hotel in the late afternoon, around 5:00 PM. Reformation Tours plans each day to be full, but not too tiring. In the evening you'll have personal time to relax, pray, or go explore locally on your own. Go shopping or meet some locals! Also, we'll have numerous times of fellowship with local believers arranged in advance. See similar questions...

For each external beam radiation treatment session, the patient will be in the treatment room about 8-12 minutes, but will be getting the dose of radiation for only about one minute of that time. The length of treatment courses and the radiation doses have been established through extensive clinical trials. Modification of this time-dose may be necessary if problems arise because of complications with the cancer itself, the side effects of radiation, or a person's general physical condition. See similar questions...

The length of your appointment depends on several factors; such as, what area of your body we are treating, whether your injury is acute or chronic, and how far along you are in your therapy. In general, your first appointment will last from 60 to 90 minutes. Subsequent appointments usually last between 45 and 60 minutes. <back to top> See similar questions...