Choosing Wedding Venues Is The Key

You don't have to be Kim Kardashian to have an over-the-top wedding, but hopefully before you spend millions to get married, you understand more than Kim and Kris did that those wedding vows that you took, the ones that go "till death do us part," imply your marriage is expected to last longer than the honeymoon. In fact Ms. Manners would probably be the first to say that it is a demonstration of poor manners that Kim Kardashian ended her marriage on the airplane ride home from the honeymoon itself. But one thing that every bride did learn from the Kardashian wedding — which lasted longer than the marriage — was to pick a location that fits the plans you have for your event.

Kim Kardashian may have missed the main point of having a wedding, but she did it get right when it came to planning a kicking good event. Kim understood what all brides do, and that is where you get married can set the tone for the formality of your ceremony and dictate the size of your event as well. With this in mind, it is important to select a wedding venue that can meet your expectations so that you get the ultimate ceremony of your dreams, whatever that may be. You don't want to plan your wedding invitations around a size limitation dictated by the location of your ceremony when it should be the other way around.

A good place to start narrowing down wedding venues is by starting a list of what you want your event to ultimately look like. Is it big or small, indoor or outdoor, formal or informal? Are you open to suggestions or do you have a firm idea about what you want? Brides tend to fall into two camps when it comes to wedding venues. Either they are open to planning as they go, or they have had the wedding planned since they were twelve and the groom was just the last piece of the puzzle to fall in place. Kris Humphries may be one of those grooms who agree that the wedding he participated in was more for the sake of the planning than any intent to be his bride long-term. Hopefully if you're a future bride planning your wedding venue you have this in mind as a "not to do" on your long list of things to accomplish for your special day.

If you are one of those brides in the first camp and are open to wedding venues, keep an open mind as you plan where to say your "I do" since you never know where inspiration and romance will strike, and you may find yourself with the perfect location to begin your new conjoined lives together that was never even on your list.

Hopefully at the end of your honeymoon you can look back on your wedding ceremony as the start of your life together and not just as a practice run for marriage.

By: Anna Woodward

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