January 30, 2009 by A Sure Thing Disc Jockey Pros

Hi!  A Sure Thing Disc Jockey Pros shares wedding tip #2 with brides.  

You will have to pay more for your room rental, but it is worth it.  If your food and beverage budget is high enough, your room may be discounted or free.  Other good options are on a Friday night, Sunday night, Saturday afternoon or Sunday afternoon.  If you have your celebration on Saturday night, your guests should have plenty of time to prepare for your wedding and arrive to spend an evening with you.  We advise a ceremony start time around 5 or 6 pm with the reception immediately following.  This way, your inside or outside ceremony will take place during daylight hours and dancing will begin later in the evening when it is dark.  For Friday night celebrations, we advise planning for a late start to your ceremony.  Some of your guests may have a challenge arriving on time with rush hour traffic.  Sunday night celebrations are well-attended.  Guests have a tendency to stay late and have fun versus thinking about going to work on Monday.   Afternoon celebrations are much lower key.  Guests usually do not party much, rarely dance and often times leave early to do other things because of the daylight.  Confirm that your venue of choice offers plenty of free parking for your guests.  Most guests would not want to walk long distances or pay for parking.  At the most elite venues, valet parking is to be expected.    

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