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Severin Safari Camp
Wedding Venue
Severin Safari Camp
PO Box 82169
Tsavo West National Park
Kenya
tel:- +254 20 268 4247 or -48
fax:- +254 (0)41 5485 443
web address:- www.severinsafaricamp.com
e-mail:- marketing@severin-kenya.com
Severin Safari Camp :-
Venue type: Safari Camp
Number of function rooms available for weddings: 1
Function room names and capacities: Baraza Conference Tent (30 persons when sitting on tables) otherwise up to 55 persons
Out of Africa Restaurant (for up to 55 persons)
Guests rooms available: 27 Kitani bandas, tents, junior suites and suites
Honeymoon suite available: yes
Garden suitable for marquees: yes
Choice of wedding breakfast menus Yes
Alcohol License Yes
Toastmaster Available Yes
Entertainment Available Yes
Dedicated wedding planner available Yes
Licensed for Civil Ceremonies Yes
Outdoor Fireworks Permitted Yes
Dance Floor Yes
Evening Reception Facilities Yes
Car Parking Facilities Yes
Ideal Honeymoon Venue
Tables chairs linens and tableware included
Wedding services provided: Our Wedding Arrangement ;OUT OF AFRICA+We offer you a very special wedding package with the following services included:
Organization and processing of all documentation before and after the wedding
Marriage certificate and license
Wedding ceremony at a wonderful place in the extensive National Park including sparkling wine, canapis, flowers for the bride, button hole, witnessesand the marriage ceremony conducted by a registrar
Drive in a decorated safari vehicle
Massai escort during the wedding
Candle Light Dinner at the ;Out of Africa+ restaurant terrace (excl. beverages) with table arrangement
Wedding cake
Planting of a personal wedding tree at campsite
A personal surprise gift as a souvenir
Transportation and accommodation for the registrar
Upgrade to honeymoon suite if available
If you wish to have a professional photographer, we are glad to offer you this service for an additional charge of
Wedding Trivia:
SHOES TO THE CAR
This tradition originated in England during the Tudor period. At that time, guests would throw shoes at the bride and groom as they left in their carriage. It was considered good luck if their carriage was hit. Today, more often than not, it is beverage cans that are tied to a couples car instead of shoes. It should also be noted that the English consider it good luck if it rains on their wedding day!
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