Ceremony Accessories
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Ceremony Accessories
Decorating your ceremony site can add a personal touch for you and your guests. The type and amount of decoration allowed will depend on the venue. As you plan, it's important to understand the specific guidelines of your chosen location. Some venues are more flexible than others regarding decorations, so consult with the venue manager to clarify any restrictions. Ensure that all rules are included in your contract for clarity.
In some cases, decorations may be part of the site fee. Venues specializing in events often offer items like chairs, aisle runners, kneeling benches, candelabras, unity candleholders, and bridal archways. If these are not provided, you'll need to supply your own. Your wedding planner can recommend local rental companies. Make sure your decorations complement both the location and the theme of your wedding.
When evaluating a ceremony venue, consider asking the following questions:
- What are the fees, and what’s included?
- How much time is allotted for the ceremony? Is there a booking before or after yours?
- Are there any attire restrictions?
- What is the venue's capacity, and is it insured?
- What are the cleanup fees if items like rice, birdseed, or rose petals are used?
- Is there a changing room available?
- Are there restrictions on flowers or candles?
- What are the photography rules?
- Are there any limitations on noise or music?
- Is there ample parking?
- Does the venue offer a scenic view?
Ensure all agreements are documented in writing. While verbal agreements are helpful, having written requirements in your contract is crucial for resolving any potential disputes.
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