The Three Salmons Hotel is offering a Winter Wonderland Wedding Package

Couple walking in snow

The Three Salmons Hotel, nestled in the market town of Usk, has launched a Winter Wonderland Wedding Package. Valid for celebrations taking place in 2020 and 2021, it’s perfect for couples who want to add a touch of Christmas into their big day.

The package includes:

  • Personal wedding coordinator to help co-create your special day.
  • Lantern Room hire for your wedding ceremony and celebrations.
  • Wedding breakfast menu and wine tasting two or three months prior (B&G only).
  • Post-ceremony drinks.
  • Four-course wedding breakfast including tea, coffee & mini mince pies, with Christmas crackers.
  • Waiter-served wines with the wedding breakfast for (two glasses per guest).
  • Fresh floral decorations for your guest tables, your choice of colour and design.
  • Chair covers and sashes (in your choice of colour).
  • A Christmas sweet treat favour for each of your guests.
  • Personalised menu cards, place name cards and table plan.
  • Red-carpet reception.
  • Christmas trees and trimmings in the function suites.
  • Use of the square silver cake-stand and knife.
  • Use of the hotel post box for your wedding cards.
  • Use of the bridal suite for the bride to get ready in.
  • White table linen and linen napkin for each of your guests.
  • Prosecco for the toast (one glass per guest).
  • Evening buffet or slow roasted hog reception.
  • The in house DJ to entertain your guests.
  • The bridal suite for your wedding night.
  • Full Welsh breakfast for the bride and groom the following morning.
  • Preferential room rates for your wedding guests.
Check out www.threesalmons.co.uk for more information.

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