Question 1

From What Time Can We Access The Venue?

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Whether you're planning on doing some wedding DIY or bringing in professionals, you'll need to know when you can access the venue and how long you'll have to prepare it for your day. It's also worth asking when they expect you to have cleared your decorations by the following day.

Question 2

Why Choose A Garden Venue For Your Wedding?

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A garden wedding means beautiful flowers and other greenery already surround you. You won’t need to bring flowers in to put at the end of the pews or surround yourself and your beloved. Instead, the natural beauty serves as the ambience for the wedding. A garden venue is flexible in terms of style—you can dress it up for more formal weddings or casual events.

Beautiful scenery means beautiful backdrops for wedding portraits. Similar to a beach, gardens are a naturally gorgeous setting which may mean little need for added decor.

Question 3

How To Evaluate Event Venue Locations?

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Unless logistics and time prevent it, every event planner should conduct a site inspection before contracting any venue. Pictures can be extremely helpful, but there are many aspects that can only be evaluated in person.

Ask for a tour of the venue, including everything from the parking to the entrance and the event space to the bathrooms. Use this free checklist to evaluate your potential event locations. Cost (and your budget) As you can imagine, everything comes down to cost, so we’ve listed it first. Your venue will take up a significant portion of your budget, but it can’t eat your whole budget.

Question 4

When Is The Best Time To Book An Event Venue?

Accepted Answer

The earlier, the better. Once you understand the following three things, you can begin your search for a venue: budget, estimated event size, and space requirements. Book a venue at least 4-6 months in advance so that you will have enough time to plan other critical things, such as catering, event brochures, and websites.

Question 5

What Are The Different Types Of Guests At A Wedding?

Accepted Answer

Generally speaking, there are usually three different wedding guests: Local guests – Typically, around 85 per cent of local guests will attend your wedding. These are people who live in or around the city where the ceremony is taking place. Out-of-town guests – A large portion of their list will be out-of-town guests for many people.

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