Royal offerings icing on the cake
You don’t have to look hard to find packages connected to the Prince William-Catherine Middleton wedding on April 29 even if travelers have no intent of actually being there. Loew’s Hotel’s offering may take the cake.
It’s “Royal Wedding” package available at wedding time includes cake and wedding favors, wake up calls the morning of the wedding, a traditional “royal breakfast fit a king (or queen),” and champagne toasts.
“Loews Loves Love, so whether you’re planning your own wedding, renewing your vows or celebrating a special anniversary, we want to help spark amazing memories that will last a lifetime,” says Nancy Mendelson, Branding & Communication. “And treat you like royalty in the process.”
Loews also offers a complimentary one-night stay to return on their first anniversary for brides and grooms who book a wedding reception at Loews within 30 days of the Royal Wedding. And, married couples are invited to celebrate their wedding anniversaries at a Loews with a complimentary champagne toast if also booked within 30 days of the Royal Wedding.
Loews Wedding Experiences offer local touches such as arrival by gondola, customized wedding cakes, a variety of marriage packages that include a chance to get married at the top ofPhiladelphia’s oldest skyscraper with views of the skyline in Pennsylvania, among others.
If you want to actually go to the wedding, Millenium & Copthorne Hotels is offering what it calls a “once in a lifetime opportunity” to soak up the atmosphere in London.
The company is offering a special “Royal Wedding” package that includes an overnight stay with an English breakfast at any of its four-star hotels, priced from £155 per person.
By David Wilkening
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