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In every city, whether it's Spokane, Seattle, or Los Angeles, there will be a multitude of facilities capable of hosting a wedding. Which is why one of the largest decisions you will make while planning your wedding is where it is going to be held. So, it is very important to take your time, explore all your options, and chose wisely according to a few basic criteria.

1. First things first; the guest list. How many people are you hoping to have at your wedding? Before you can choose a facility, you need to determine what size of venue you are going to need.
2. In direct relation to the guest list is the cost. It is safe to assume that the larger the guest list, the more expensive the facility will be, but if you do your homework and explore ALL your options, you should be able to find a cost effective facility that does not shorten your guest list .
3. Determine what the facility has to offer. Is it capable of holding the reception and the wedding? If not, are the locations easily accessible to one another? You do not want to make your guests drive all over town in order to share this important day with you.
4. While you are thinking about the facility, it is important to think about the food at your wedding. Is the facility you chose set up to accommodate a catering service? Does it have an in-house catering service? Does it even have a kitchen?
5. First impressions last the longest. It is the facility you choose that will give the first impression to your guests as they walk into your wedding, so make sure that your facility sets the stage for what you want your guests to walk away with.
6. Nearly all wedding facilities will be able to accommodate any decorations or other special nuances you want to include in your wedding, so those things are not as important to focus on.

This is the one of the most important days of you and your spouse's lives. Take the time to investigate all the options available to you, ask any and all questions, and do not settle for anything less than your perfect facility.

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Source by Bridget Reilly