Wedding Party

Ensure that the venue is appropriately sized for your wedding. For a smaller guest count, consider a more intimate space, while for a larger gathering, choose a venue that can accommodate everyone comfortably, avoiding overcrowding.

Even in the sunniest locations on Earth, occasional rain is inevitable. Ensure the venue has a contingency plan for rain, ensuring you still have the beautiful wedding you deserve.

Having the bar in the same room as the dance floor is a strategic and delightful choice for a wedding party. This arrangement ensures that the celebratory atmosphere remains uninterrupted, allowing guests to seamlessly transition from sipping their favorite beverages to tearing up the dance floor.

If the venue doesn't offer this setup, you might consider bringing in your own cocktail bar with professional mixologists to craft exceptional drinks anywhere in the venue.

Ensure there are accessible power outlets in the designated performance area, whether you've opted for a DJ or a live band. Additionally, consider the spacial requirements, ensuring that the venue can comfortably accommodate the size of the band or the setup for the DJ. These considerations contribute to a smooth and well-equipped environment for your chosen entertainment, ensuring an optimal performance.

When securing your entertainment, inquire about the presence of a decibel limiter. While a DJ can adjust bass volumes to comply, a live band drummer lacks this control over their kit's volume. Being aware of the venue's sound restrictions ensures a harmonious balance between your chosen entertainment and the venue's regulations.

Make sure you know when the festivities have to come to an end to avoid surprises on the day. While some venues may permit loud music until 3am, others enforce strict curfews, requiring volume reduction by 11pm. Understanding these details ensures a smooth conclusion to your celebration.