Tips For Choosing RightWedding Venue For

Indian Wedding

By: Big Indian Wedding

18 no Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi

011-26522262

A magnificent Indian wedding is incomplete without a beautiful lawn decorated withglittering lights, a stage filled with flowers and a chair for the bride and groom, a floor forthe guests to dance on the DJ and a dinning corner filled with the aromatic-exceptionaldelicacies. Wedding places are the perfect spot to enjoy the most special day of anyone’slife. The huge list of guests cannot be lodged at home, thus Party reception halls offer spacewith comfort and amenities for the guests to enjoy the event in a stress-free manner.

1) Roomy Fit: - First, make sure the

marriage banquet hall must havesufficient space to accommodate all theguests. It should also have manpowerand resources to get decorated as perany wedding theme. The hall must havetheir vendors for arranging everything intime and within the budget range. Thewedding hall should not be located atthe remote place and must be clean andhygienic.

2) Eating, Drinking & Partying Areas: -

There should be logical places within the space where guests can eat, drink, talk, anddance. See if you can envision where each activity would happen (especially if yourceremony will be there, too). If hall is too small to separate into sections accordingly,you may feel cramped. It’s shaped like an S or some other oddball figure that couldcompromise your party's flow, as well.

3) Privacy, Please! : - Privacy

varies widely from place to place, as doesthe importance couples place on it. Ifyou're having a daytime event in a publicspot, such as a park or botanical garden,be prepared for strangers to trek pastyour party. They may even smile, wave,and come by to offer their good wishes. Ifthis is okay with you, go for the park. Ifnot, opt for a lovely lawn on a privateestate. Or hold the reception at a restaurant or gallery that will post a CLOSED FORPRIVATE PARTY sign.

4) Seeing the Light :- Light

can make - or break - the mood. If you'remarrying during the day, make sure yourhall has plenty of windows. Who wants tospend six hours in a dark room when thesun is shining? If it's an evening affair,make sure the room's not too dim or thatthe lighting can be controlled for the bigentrance, dinner, and dancing. Try to visit

the site that you've chosen for your wedding.

5) A Great View:- What will your guests see when they walk into the room?

Whether it's your city skyline, a stunning vista of rolling mountains beyond thewindows, or the crashing sea on the sand behind you, exceptional locations with aview are always a plus. If there'sno view per se, look to a place'sdecor or architectural details:artwork on the walls, periodfurniture in the corners, or anamazing crystal chandelier asthe room's centerpiece all giveyour reception site thatsomething extra.

6) The Right Colour:- The site doesn't have to be done in the exact colors as

your planned decorations, but the walls, carpets, chairs, and curtains shouldn't clashor conflict with your party's mood or theme.

7) Good Vibrations:- If the place is too echoey, it could give some weird

reverb to the band, not to mention make it difficult for guests to hear one anothertalking. A tile or wood floor, for example, will amplify sounds, while a thick carpetwill tend to muffle them. Check out the room's sound quality during an event.

8) A Place to Park:- Make sure the site is near a good parking lot, garage, or

big, empty (safe) street where it's legal to park. If parking is a problem, look forother ways to get everyone to the party.

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