After that memorable night, when your husband- (or wife) to-be asked for your hand in marriage, the dust settles and you realize just how much planning you have ahead of you. One of the first decisions is choosing a date and venue. Everything else is centered around the wedding date and location. A few things to consider when selecting your wedding venue:
(1) Your budget
Staying within you budget for the venue is key, since you don’t want to use up the entire budget on your first decision. Travelodge Winnipeg’s catering and banquet manager can help determine what price point your food, beverage and venue will be.
(2) How many guests
The number of guests will go hand in hand with your budget. Knowing what you can afford and how many people you want will determine which venues work for you.
(3) Consider the peripherals
Parking and after-party responsibilities are important. If you are serving alcohol, having your wedding reception at a hotel is perfect for guests who have over-indulged. Ample parking is also important. A wedding with 100 guests will likely have 50 or more cars that need to park.
(4) Consider the benefits of venues that do it all.
A venue that has food, beverage, accommodations, music and fun may be just what the bride needs to enjoy herself. Don’t be boggled down with every decision, let your planner or event coordinator at the venue handle the problems as they arise.
As for the rest of the planning, our Catering and Banquets Manager can handle food, beverage and entertainment options.



