Price per plate?

hredeker · July 2009

Hi,We are planning our destination wedding for June/July of 2010. We've got at least 6 destinations we're chosing from, and as we're researching, we're realizing the price may dictate the place.I got a quote back for a beautiful venue in Tahoe that we know would be perfect (Incline villiage). The cheapest per person dinner was $143 - and it didn't include alcohol!Is that what I should expect to pay for that area? I asked if we could get it down to $75/plate, and was told that I'd have to get married in the morning and have a lunch or brunch menu.Any advice/ideas are appreciated. I mean, what is everyone else willing to or paying per person?Thanks...Heather

MissMex · July 2009

what time of year are you planning your wedding for? I can tell you that the prices in incline are going to be higher than other places on the lake. Are you looking at a resturant or a catering company? Depedning on the time of year that could be a price for tahoe, or it could be way overpriced. If you are in peak summer or winter weeks it would be normal. there are a lot of other areas on the lake though. No matter what time of year you will always be paying more in incline compared to areas like south lake.

hcampana · June 2012

does the 143 include anything else??? do you have to pay extra for table linens and chair covers or anything like that? Is there a seperate price for the venue or is it included in this price? i'm sure you are already taking these things into acount, but i was just asking because i thought it was pretty expensive. I know my friend got quotes for some places in washington dc around that price, but it included lots of other stuff i think.

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