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BTS Concerts in El Paso Create Wedding Travel Challenges for Guests

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In early May, El Paso will host BTS as part of their global tour, coinciding with a wedding planned by Aaron Carman and Diana Martell. The couple, who met at Texas Tech, chose El Paso for their wedding due to family ties, but the concert has complicated travel for their guests. Many are struggling to find affordable accommodations, with hotel prices soaring to $500 a night. As a result, 20 to 25 guests may miss the wedding, forcing some to book stays in nearby Las Cruces or Van Horn. Despite the economic boost from the concert, the couple empathizes with those unable to attend and remains hopeful for a joyful celebration.

Key Details: • Wedding dates: May 2-3, 2023, coinciding with BTS concerts. • Hotel prices have surged to around $500 a night, causing guest cancellations. • Couple estimates 20-25 guests may not attend due to high travel costs. • Some guests are booking accommodations in Las Cruces, NM, and Van Horn, TX.

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