Wedding trade boosting Impact's income

“We believe that Impact will |reach Bt200 million in revenue as |projected by March of next year,” |sales director Acharawan Suparngkarat said yesterday.
From January through last month, the venue booked more than 83 weddings, of which 80 per cent were small with about 50-400 guests, 11 per cent were large with 701-1,500 guests and 9 per cent mid-size with 401-700.
Most customers were high-end, with 80 per cent Thai and 20 per cent foreigners from India and South Korea, she said.
Thai and Western buffets were the most selected wedding themes at 41 per cent. Chinese sets were 24 per cent, cocktail parties also 24 per cent and others 11 per cent.
Impact is a popular choice for weddings because of its fine facilities and services and capacity to accommodate 50-3,500 guests. It offers 42 party rooms, two ballrooms and seven restaurants that can be decorated elegantly according to customers’ preferred wedding styles such as European, Chinese or traditional Thai.
There are professional wedding teams and a catering service. Decorations are done by skilful teams who create dream wedding halls with flower blossoms and ice carvings.
There are 15,000 parking spaces available for customers’ convenience.