When planning your wedding, there will be your attendants and the size of your reception to consider so ensure that you always count and recount your numbers carefully. Maybe you have always dreamed of a large wedding with your family and every friend you’ve ever encountered to witness your vows. What matters most is that you can come up with the budget to accommodate your RSVP cards in the atmosphere that you and your fiancé have imagined together and discussed at length.
You may want to consider downgrading your guest list and inviting only those family and close friends that you definitely want to be around you, on this day of days if the numbers don’t work. However, if you just can’t cut down your invitees, consider a less expensive reception such as a light brunch, morning wedding or an afternoon tea in place of a more expensive dinner service.
Sometimes the perfect time and setting can be found right in front of you. The beach at sunset, a gorgeous mountain top terrain, a farm with that great barn or a gorgeous back yard garden. It takes the two of you to decide what atmosphere you want to share with your guests when you say your vows. Many reception sites provide elements like beautiful brick patios, picturesque golf course views, or fountains or waterfalls. Ensure that the site you choose creates your very own style of romance. Since weather can be key in any outdoor function, remember to have a Plan B that can be put in place in case of inclement weather.
Trevor Booth Photography, Windsor, Ontario- will travel
