Child Care for Non-Sailing Guests?

[Chameleonish]

We finally booked! Now we're trying to tackle the guest list...

 

Does anyone know if childcare can be provided for non-sailing guests? We were considering a child-free reception but still having a few family kids in the ceremony (my nieces would love to be flower girls).

 

If not, anyone have any kid-friendly ideas for the reception? I'm afraid it would be boring for them!

[Jd2005]

We finally booked! Now we're trying to tackle the guest list...

 

Does anyone know if childcare can be provided for non-sailing guests? We were considering a child-free reception but still having a few family kids in the ceremony (my nieces would love to be flower girls).

 

If not, anyone have any kid-friendly ideas for the reception? I'm afraid it would be boring for them!

 

 

I doubt there's child care, kids club doesn't even open on embarkation day. Children go to wedding all the time and end up having more fun than adults, but if you're concerned you can always do a kid free wedding with the exception of the bridal party

 

 

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[Carnival_Brides]

I doubt there's child care, kids club doesn't even open on embarkation day. Children go to wedding all the time and end up having more fun than adults, but if you're concerned you can always do a kid free wedding with the exception of the bridal party

 

 

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There is no formal childcare offered on embarkation day. You could hire a background checked sitter or one the families are ok with using, add them to the guest list, and they could keep the kids in a cabin for the 90 minutes or so.

Edited February 13, 2016 by Carnival_Brides