anyone get married at a holiday inn?

I don't know for sure, but you could see if you can check in early. They might charge you, but it will probably be less than paying for another night.

Best bet would be to book a room the night before too cause the room might not be ready if there is another couple using it the night before

Yeah thats what i was thinking of doing just booking of room for my MOH and I if they dont give us one since its only us going to be getting ready with the make up artist and hair stylist coming we reallly dont want to be running around from 5 in the morning on lol

I am getting married at a Holiday Inn BUT Holiday Inns (like most hotel chains) are franchises and so each property has it's own policy. For our location, a bridal suite is included but I don't know what time it would be available. I booked a suite the night before for my MOH (my sister), my nephew and I. We will get ready there and then my plan is to have my sister keep that room and I move my things into the suite FH and I will spend our wedding night at.

I would ask your sales contact; its their job to ensure you know what to expect the day of your wedding. My contact has been great with answering any questions I have. You could also ask if they can note what time you will have access to the bridal suite on your contract. Having everything in writing should help.

I'm getting married at Holiday Inn in Duluth MN and I am getting ready there… they are giving us a room where we can keep our flowers and gifts, get ready, open gifts etc. It is included in our rental fee of the ballroom for the reception. We will have it thursday, friday and saturday (FRIDAY WEDDING)