A wedding is supposed to be the most magical day of your life but sometime's it is really hard to figure out where to start.
A wedding planner can help whittle down your to-do list, but there are still plenty of decisions to be made by you. Clothing choices, wedding cake flavours, location and theme are all topics covered in these posts.
There is no need to let planning stress get you down when all you need is a beverage, a comfy seat and time to read through the information provided to you here. If you don't get all your decisions made in one sitting, then come back another day because we're always adding new thoughts.
After getting engaged, you may get excited about the idea of planning your wedding. While you can make this process quick and easy by picking a wedding venue with complete packages, you may want to do most or all of your own planning. If you are interested in having a live band at your wedding, you should know how to analyze venues to make sure you pick the right one.
Acoustics
If you are planning an outdoor wedding, you do not need to worry too much about acoustics because a live band will do their best with the environment that they are in. But if you want an indoor wedding, you may want to pay attention to the acoustics of a room to determine how well a live band will sound when they are playing music at your wedding.
Asking employees about the acoustics can help you learn a lot about each venue. Another thing you can do is ask bands about the venues they have played at and their experience with them.
Equipment
While it depends on the live band that you intend on hiring, you should prioritize venues that can accommodate a lot of equipment that a band may need to bring along. This will ensure that a band is capable of performing their absolute best because they will have everything they need.
Stage
When you look at all sorts of weddings, you may find some with live music being performed by a single artist who does not need much space. This can happen with acoustic music where one person can play a guitar and sing at the same time. If you are more interested in a full band with multiple instruments being played, you should prioritize venues with large, dedicated stages.
Getting this kind of storage will prevent you from having to make room for a live band in the same space where you are having your ceremony and reception.
Weather
A couple living in a desert climate that gets little to no rainfall or snowfall throughout the year likely does not need to worry about weather causing problems for a live band. But, if you live in a place that gets rain or snow on a regular basis, you should pick a venue that can provide a live band with a solution or backup plan so they will be able to play regardless of the weather.
When a live band is a top priority for your wedding, you should use these details to help you pick a wedding venue that accommodates this demand.