subject: Tips For Picking Wedding Locations [print this page] Picking wedding locations can be stressful but can also open you up to a world of opportunities for your special event. Choosing the setting for your upcoming nuptials is one of the biggest and most important items on your wedding priority list.
The perfect venue for your wedding is out there but it may take some sleuthing to find it! Always keep the vision for your important day in the front of your mind as you research and tour different wedding locations. As you visit wedding locations, there are some things you must keep in mind. Let us look at those now.
Availability:
The venue you decide upon provides ambiance for the entire event and often impacts other essential wedding choices. The availability of a venue is essential, as it may dictate the date on which the wedding is to take place. This also affects the bookings you make with other vendors, for instance the caterers and those who will be providing entertainment for your special day.
Appearance:
Pay attention to the appearance of each venue, as well as the ambiance of it. Does it feel the way you imagined the place you hold your wedding would? You want it to compliment the style of the wedding that you are having, whether you are going with a lavish event or a simple but elegant one.
Consider opting for a space that is well-cared for and inviting, but also neutral, versatile and able to be customized to your own specifications. If you find a venue that is lovely but you do not have the permission to make it your own for your wedding day, keep looking. It's better you find one that you are able to make adjustments to.
Vendors:
The level of flexibility you are allowed to have with the vendors is something to think about when it comes to looking at wedding locations. Inquire if you can pick your own vendors or if the facility requires you to work with specific professionals that they choose, such as caterers, bars, bakers, etc. Think about selecting a place that will offer you recommendations in terms of preferred or reputable vendors, but will still allow you to make the final decision about who you would like to work with.
One Location, Multiple Settings:
You can split up the wedding locations and have the ceremony at one place and the reception at another if you prefer. However, the event will flow in a smoother and more effortless manner if you choose one venue. This is an easier adjustment for your guests and will lend itself to a more relaxed environment.
Seek out a spot that has separate areas available for both aspects of the happy event. Keeping things close together but still separate will enable the event to be lively, fun and interesting for everyone in attendance.
by: Anders Abadie
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