When organising a wedding, one of your major headaches will be choosing your venue, whether you prefer a holy or civil location to exchange vows, you will always need a place to host a reception. Some couples will want a single site for the reception and evening party to save time, money and effort.
Many popular wedding venues are booked up nearly two years in advance, if you are set on your dates and insist on having a wedding on a Saturday then you will most likely need to wait. If you can be flexible this will increase your number of potential venues.
The styles of receptions are countless; some couples want a party of close friends and family, a casual buffet or a grand formal sit down dinner. This may determine your choice of venue and you should make sure the location is suited to your particular plan.
If you are able to have your wedding and reception at the same venue this links the two together and helps guests move seamlessly from ceremony to celebration. If your reception venue is different from your wedding venue, try and keep the locations close by to ensure guests don’t get lost or stressed out.
You need to make sure the venue you choose works well with the number of guests you will be inviting, a large venue may seem overwhelming to your closest circle of friends but your back garden might not fit 500 partygoers. You may also want to check you have exclusivity of the venue and there won’t be another wedding there stealing your thunder.
If you are throwing a big party and many of your guests are travelling, you may want to choose a venue that can accommodate; many big hotels will provide ample room and will often offer a discount for block booking with venue hire.
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