You’re going to be spoiled for choice when it comes to picking the perfect wedding venue in Liverpool as there are so many beautiful spaces to choose from but, as with anything to avoid, a few simple checks along the way will save so much stress in the long run!
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ToggleMost venues will list their maximum number of guests but it is also important to find out their minimum number of guests for room hire as well as a minimum spend. This is particularly important for small weddings as you may find the main room isn’t available for smaller numbers and you may be shown an alternative room.
Not all venues are licensed to hold civil marriage ceremonies at the venue. You must check the civil ceremony licensing requirements and ask the question: Does the wedding venue hold an approved premises license for civil marriage ceremonies? And, more importantly, is the room that you are planning to hold your wedding reception in also licensed for civil ceremonies?
Some venues insist you book their in-house catering whilst others will allow you to book an external supplier but charge corkage or a kitchen hire fee. Make sure you check this before you start booking restaurants and contacting catering companies as these additional costs can quickly add up and be outside of your budget. See also Wedding Venue Liverpool.
Also check out the time of the latest finish. This can vary from venue to venue especially if the venue is in the city centre and holds late licenses. This can affect your choice of evening entertainment, such as a DJ or live band as well as the late night bar. Find out the exact time of the curfew rather than the venue holding out on you with false hope.
Parking, local hotels and access by car, train or taxi are all important considerations if you need to take into account your guests travelling from far and wide for your special day. Make sure the wedding venue in Liverpool you choose is easily accessible for your guests.
A little investigation into a number of fundamental points can pay off greatly in the long run.