If you both love the idea of saying ‘I do’ in a beautiful country manor house, then a rustic converted barn with hay bales for seats might not be the right venue for you. Stay true to yourselves, if it doesn’t reflect you as a couple then it might not be the best venue choice for you.
Having probably discounted any venues that don’t meet the big criteria such as capacity and location, you need to then have a think about what you want from your venue and check to see if they can cater for it. For example…
Approaching the decision making in a practical way is all well and good, but what about on an emotional level? This is where instinct and first impressions come into play. If you simply can’t invisage your big day at a certain venue then it probably isn’t the venue for you. Some places that you visit will just click and you can see the day playing out in your head. When this happens – book!
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