Size is Key - Find a venue that provides just the right amount of square footage for the number of guests you are expecting. If the venue is too big, you are not only paying for more space than you need, but you all need to fill that space. If the venue is too small, you will be limited to how many guests you will be able to invite and how much seating you can put around the space.
Proximity - Consider the location and who your guests are – if they are coming in from out of town, make sure there is nearby and adequate parking or that it is easy to get to from public transportation.
Style - Does the venue fit the look and feel you want the party vibe to be? We find most commonly the venue type falls into one of the following categories:
- Modern - usually characterized by lots of windows, technology and an overall chic appeal.
- Classic – usually in old building, thick concrete walls, and more ornate trimmings – many of these venues have been updated to include some built-in technology but some are still in the stone ages.
- “White Box” – usually plain white loft spaces which can look like anything on the outside because you will have to completely set the tone with your décor on the inside. They are usually less expensive (in some cases) but often require more in décor to create the right feeling.
Once you settle on the right place, half the battle is won. Now you can really start planning the rest of the party, sending out your invites, figuring out where you want things to go and hiring all your vendors. Do not forget to call jesGORDON for your design and flowers.
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