Sandals and Beaches’ Retie the Knot program is built for exactly this: a milestone anniversary, or a small ceremony that stands on its own rather than a scaled-down version of a first wedding.
It’s a small-group format by design, with one to five rooms booked, up to ten guests, and ceremonies held Monday through Thursday during the day. Hannah Reed sets up the ceremony details and the room block the same way she does for a full wedding. She married in front of three hundred guests herself, so she understands why some couples want the opposite this time: fewer people, more time with them.
This Is A Different Celebration, Not A Smaller Wedding
Most couples doing this have already had the big day, and what appeals now is the part they missed the first time: nobody to work the room, no receiving line, ten people you’d actually call first. Hannah plans it as its own event with its own timeline, not an afterthought tacked onto a regular booking.
One To Five Rooms, Up To Ten Guests
The caps are the part to plan around. Ten guests goes quickly once you count adult children and their partners, and a Monday-to-Thursday daytime ceremony changes which flights work and how many days people need to take off. Hannah runs the guest list and the room block against those terms up front, so you find out what fits before anyone books.
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9330 Poplar Pike, Suite 102
Germantown, TN 38138
Bring your date and who you’d want there. Hannah will tell you what fits inside the ten-guest cap and which resorts suit you.
No planning fee, ever. The resorts pay Hannah, not you.
Hannah Reed
Ten years in practice. She married in front of three hundred guests, and understands wanting the opposite this time.