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iBride Articles - Tips on Finding and Booking a Reception / Banquet Hall
Some popular locations for ceremonies are churches, cathedrals, chapels, temples, synagogues, private homes, gardens, hotels, clubs, halls, golf courses, parks, wineries, beaches, etc. Consider having your ceremony at the same facility as your reception to save a second rental fee.
It's a good idea to plan for your ceremony and reception well in advance, as many places fill up early, particularly during popular wedding months. We suggest selecting and reserving your reception and ceremony site at least nine months prior to your wedding. Banquet halls vary a great deal in quality, facilities and policies, so make your choice carefully. Good banquet facilities are in constant use, so book early, a year ahead is not an unusual length of time. Take your time and compare all the halls before you decide to book.
When comparing the cost of different locations, consider the rental fee, food, beverages, parking, gratuity, set-up charges and the cost of equipment such as tables, chairs, canopies, and so forth. If you are planning an outdoor wedding, be sure to have a backup site in case of rain.
If your reception is going to be in a hotel, restaurant or a banquet hall, you will need to select a meal to serve your guests. Most of the places will have a predetermined menu from which to select your meal. If your reception is going to be in a facility that does not provide food, you will need to hire an outside catering company. The caterer will be responsible for preparing, cooking, decorating and serving the food.
Questions to Ask BEFORE You Book Your Ceremony SIte
Questions to Ask BEFORE You Book Your Banquet Hall
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