How can you get a perfect wedding venue for yourself?

It is about time you be realistic and choose a venue that comes under your

budget. There is no pint of looking for a venue that incorporates castle, cliffy and

pretty beaches if you live in a city and you are on a small budget. It is very

important to keep your wedding dreams in line with what you can afford. This will

save a lot of arguments when planning the wedding and a lot of debt after you

are married! But that doesn't mean you can't still have your dream wedding.

There are ideal venues to suite all budgets and all tastes and look amazing.

First you need to check who is coming to the wedding, planning your wedding

guest link can be a tiring and a frustrating process or a fun activity depending on

what your budget is and how well everyone you know gets along, once you have

dealt with all the family issues about who is to be invited and who isn’t to be

invited, so basically your wedding list should be based on your total wedding

reception budget, your budget consists of the reception venue meals drinks and

any overnight accommodation if needed, they may be other hidden charges in the

venue too so do not forget to add a little extra to your wedding budget for

miscellaneous costs.

Now once all that is sorted out the next thing to do is to decide where you should

have your wedding reception. If you have friends and family all around the UK or

even the globe you might be reluctant to hold your wedding reception locally

instead of going for a wedding reception venue that is easily reachable by rail

ways airports and motorways. This is to ensure your guests are able to make it to

your wedding with the minimum of fuss and expense. If you do opt for a local

venue, consider how the people you want to invite will travel there and where

they might stay. You might need to include details on invites regarding travel,

transport, direction, and nearby hotels as well. Meanwhile do not forget to

consider how you and those immediately around you will attend the wedding if

the venue is out of town. Can they afford to travel, book hotels and all?

Now comes the part where you have to select the type of reception you want. It is

always recommended that your partner has a say on the reception venues and

vice versa. This makes looking for a venue easier but if you both want a say and

you do not agree on the theme, style, budget etc.

Compromise and arguments lie ahead unless you find a fun way of deciding on

the ideal venue for your wedding. Two lists should be made, one which states the

features of your ideal wedding reception venue and the other saying what you'd

really NOT like in a venue. Requirements should be listed in order of importance

as this will help when it comes to compromising later on. You can perhaps both

jot down the pints that two agree too.