AD | Of everyone I know that’s got married or is currently planning a wedding, the venue is one of their main difficulties. And I can understand why. There’s so many things to consider when finding the perfect wedding venue, from size, style and location to name just a few.
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When you’re putting so much time, energy and sometimes money into your wedding day, of course you want it to be as perfect as possible. And the wrong venue can really throw things up in the air. You want your guests to feel comfortable but you want to be 100% happy with your choice too. It’s your day after all.
WeddingBooker.com is an amazing website which offers all licensed UK wedding venues in one, easy to navigate place. WeddingBooker.com cuts out the middle man and saves you plenty of time and energy going from website to website or venue to venue and contacting them individually. Instead allowing you to contact the venue directly from the site.
You’re also able to check prices and availability directly on the website too and fill in a simple form if you’re interested in a venue in your area. They’ll then contact you to arrange a viewing of the venue and to discuss prices and other details.
Other things to consider when finding the perfect wedding venue:
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Find your style
There are so many different styles of venue to choose. From hotels, museums, churches and even stadiums! If you’re not a religious couple, you’ll want to avoid a church. If you’re not a football fan, you’ll probably want to avoid a stadium. But finding a happy medium for the pair of you is so important!
Think about your location
With so many guests probably coming to your wedding from all over (unless it’s a super intimate thing) then you’ll want to think about location. It can be easy to assume your home town is best but sometimes, the city might be a better and more convenient option.
WeddingBooker.com has a long and extensive list of Wedding Venues in South Wales to suit all types and styles. In such a beautiful part of the UK, you’ll be spoiled for choice. So it’s worth consider not only your location but all the other points here and picking out a few different venues so you give yourself some options!
Remember your budget
Arguably one of the most important points to consider but it’s worth reminding yourself of your budget. When researching all these amazing venues and things you need for your wedding, it can be easy to get carried away! Definitely remind yourself of your budget but allow yourself room for all those wonderful extras that are going to make your day special, such as cakes, DJ’s and photographers, where you might consider a company like Ignite Images!
Consider accessibility
Do you have elderly, ill or disabled guests attending your wedding? If the answer is yes, then it’s definitely worth considering when it comes to finding the perfect wedding venue. You don’t want any guests to have a bad experience at your wedding. And accessibility is SO important.
If you’re married, how did you go about finding your perfect wedding venue? If not, what type of venue would be perfect for you?
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Invaluable tips! Practical advice on location, vibe, and budget. A must-read for couples navigating the maze of choices.
These tips are invaluable in finding the perfect wedding venue! Couples will surely benefit from your insights in their quest. Thank you for sharing this thoughtful guide.
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These are all great tips! We eloped and then had a very small reception in one of our favorite parks. Great post 🙂
I’ve found mine for next year and I agree with all these tips. Location is a good one. We originally wanted a location an hour’s drive away and were willing to book without even seeing it. Then we made the drive ourselves and realised it wasn’t so comfy, especially if you had a full bladder, so we reconsidered.