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The wedding has now been fixed. It is only days left before you tie the knot and the union of two souls meant for each other becomes a reality. The reception is among the most important ceremonies in any marriage. Although it can sometimes be very tedious and tiresome to plan one, it helps in creating memories, memories that last across time, that one can recollect later in age when the marriage progresses.

First of all in planning a marriage reception the location is the most important factor. Location can make or mar your reception. One must consider factors such as aesthetic beauty of the place, the number of people expected and the convenience to them. To make sure these things fall into place it is essential that one takes a headcount in their mind and probably discuss the idea with the people what you feel is close to your heart or can give you proper guidance. You may ask the recently married brides in your locality, your friends about the type of reception they have been a part of. At the end of the day you may find that by mixing a couple of ideas you may arrive at an idea that truly appeals to your senses your heart and reinforces the feeling of being in love in you. But at the same time one must consider the practical aspects such as availability of the venue on that day, the decoration, designs, the quality and variety in food and beverages, availability of parking space, lights and many such factors come into play. Once again, if it is an outdoor wedding you must first check the weather conditions and the protection from dirt.

Also due care must be given to the theme, from carpets to chandeliers to wine glasses, everything must match the theme. After all, this is a moment which is special to everyone and has the deepest emotional touch and impact. It is only when the right combination of emotions and practicality is given the right importance that makes this event the one to be remembered many years down the line, looking at the photographs and re living the golden moments.

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Source by Amanda Jane