One of the most exciting things about planning your future wedding is getting to select a beautiful venue for the reception. To avoid problems on your special day, use these tips during your selection process. Think About Distance from Wedding Location If you plan to wed in a church, it's important that you consider the distance and time it will take for your guests to get to the reception venue. You'll only have the venue for so long, so even if you're in love with a particular space, it may be worth it to choose somewhere closer so that everyone can enjoy the reception for as long as you're scheduled to be there.

The recognition of same-sex marriages has given millions of people the opportunity to get married. However, many same-sex couples may not have much experience with arranging the details of a marriage, and this can cause them to make some potentially major oversights. Avoiding these oversights is a major goal for those that are committing to holding a destination wedding. Luckily, you can use the following tips to help minimize the risk of you making these errors.

Getting married is the second-most expensive event in your life, next to having a child. With that in mind, many couples struggle with how to make their big day less expensive, or at the very least, more reasonably-priced. Since venues and churches are a big part of that expense, here is how you can cut corners on costs with regards to event locations. Get Married in the Reception Hall Think about it--all of your friends and family are already present at the reception hall.