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New tour service lets Detroit-area couples see wedding venues all at once, at a bargain price
January 4, 2017·By BLAC Editorial
MiWedding Tours launches with two tour dates, easing the stress of picking a venue for your special day.
January 4, 2017
A new service will allow couples planning their nuptials to see multiple locations during a chauffeured tour, promising to ease some of the hectic planning of that special day.
MiWedding Tours launches with two inaugural tours in January and February, offering couples the chance to view four popular Metro Detroit wedding venues across a five-hour stretch.
And at $55 per tour, it’s a bargain that includes swag bags and gift certificates for a full range of products and services.
“The venue is where the majority of the wedding day is spent, where most pictures are taken, where the food and drink set the tone,” says Tene’ Logan, MiWedding Tours Coordinator. “It’s the beginning of life as husband and wife.”
The two tour dates, January 21 and February 25, have varying locations.
The four venues available for viewing on January 21 include Petruzzellos Banquet and Conference Center in Troy; The San Marino Club in Troy; the Regency Manor Banquet Center in Southfield; and the St. John’s Armenian Banquet Center in Southfield.
The four venues available for viewing on February 25 include the Crowne Plaza in Detroit; the Guardian Building in Detroit; Roberts Riverwalk Hotel in Detroit; and the Detroit Boat Club in Detroit.
Guests must be 21 to attend and be registered for each tour in advance. For more details, including dates, times, meeting schedules and more, visit MiWedding Tours’ site here.
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