9 Tips For Your Garden Wedding
- Private homes and gardens can offer more flexibility with regard to personal desires and time schedules. However, me burden of coordinating is on you and may require the assistance of a wedding coordinator.
- Make sure the location can accommodate all your guests.
- Depending on the type of reception, the food can be prepared by you with the help of family and friends. I don't advise this unless for budget reasons you have no choice. This is one party you, your family and friends should enjoy. You will have enough to worry about.
- Discuss your desires with a few caterers to determine what costs are involved.
- Make a detailed list of all the equipment that will need to be rented, and determine the costs.
- Arrange parking. Is it adequate, or will you need valet service?
- Check the kitchen and bathroom facilities. Are they adequate or will portable stoves and toilets need to be supplied?
- Survey me lighting that is available. Is there sufficient electricity for outside lights or heaters?
- If planning a garden reception, make sure it can be moved inside, the area can be tented, or you have an alternative location in the event of bad weather.
