What is the best place to have a traditional wedding reception?

Most traditional wedding ceremonies are held either in a church or chapel. These are still the most popular places to conduct your wedding ceremonies because although couples like to interject their personalities into their own weddings, they still opt for traditional ceremonies. The main problem with opting for the traditional place to perform the ceremony often leaves you with having to have the reception at an alternate location.

Many couples who have their ceremony in a church or chapel, try to find a reception location that is not too far and inconvenient for their guests to get to. A good place to begin your search for a wedding planner is on websites such as The Knot, theknot.com, or the Wedding Channel, weddingchannel.com. These sites are filled with a wealth of information to get you started planning your wedding, including reception locales.

If you cannot find anyone local on either of these sites, then I would suggest asking your Bridal shop for referrals. Many of these businesses often work together with one another, so you should be able to get referrals easily. If you cannot get a referral that way, then I would suggest you going on sites such as Craigslist, http://www.craigslist.org.

Keep in mind that whichever method you choose in locating a wedding planner you want to make sure they have references, plenty of photos and do not exchange any money with anyone until a contract is signed and even then, do not pay anything in full until their job is complete. The Wedding How To site suggests that wedding officiants are generally paid between $250 and $750 in cash to perform your ceremony.

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