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Your wedding is probably the most important day in your life. You want everything to be perfect. That is why finding the perfect venue is the most significant aspect to planning your wedding. It is an exciting part of wedding planning, but choosing a great venue is also one of the things that take a reasonable amount of time. You need to consider many things before deciding on which location to choose. First, you need to locate the wedding venues available in your area, you need to check the place if it is available on your wedding date and you need to visit the venue. Before choosing a venue you need to consider the following:

1. What kind of ceremony you will be having. You need to decide where you want to get married. If you are planning to have a church wedding you need to find a venue within a reasonable distance from the church where you plan to get married. If you are planning on having the ceremony at the venue where your reception will be then you will have to check with the management if they would allow this kind of set up. You also need to check if they are allowed under their licensing rules to have such ceremonies performed on their venue.
2. The number of guests you plan on inviting. This is important because you need to choose a location that can comfortably hold all your guests. You need to check the venue's maximum dining capacity. You want your guests to be able to enjoy them and sit comfortably during the ceremony and the reception.
3. You need to consider the location. If it is an out of town wedding or in a remote location where your guests will be flying in from different parts of the country, you need to make certain arrangements to make sure they do not get lost.
4. Check if the venue has an in-house planner. This can make your wedding planning easier. They may be able to recommend good suppliers and they are the ones who know what works best with the venue's layout.
5. You also need to check if the venue has an in-house caterer or if you need to hire caterers. You need to be able to find a caterer that is familiar with the site. You also need to check with the management if there are added to costs for the catering tents or equipment.
6. Check the venues amenities like parking, toilets, access and even their staff. Check if there is parking at the location since you need to inform your guests if the parking happens to be restricted so they will know in advance if they need to book their own cab. If parking is restricted it is advisable that you should provide transport for your guests. You will also need to check if they have enough staff that can attend to your guests. There should be proper guests to wait ratio and also check their toilets. Ask if the toilets are going to be serviced regularly during the time you are renting the venue.
7. Lastly, make sure you ask what you can and can not do at the wedding venue. There may be activities that they do not allow or that that they charge extra for. You do not want to be stuck paying for a very expensive bill that you would have otherwise avoided had asked the necessary questions.

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Source by Vanessa M Vasquez