What should be checked before booking a venue that hosts several weddings at once?
Check how simultaneous events share entrances, parking, washrooms, kitchens, sound and emergency routes before booking.
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Check how simultaneous events share entrances, parking, washrooms, kitchens, sound and emergency routes before booking.
Put promised facilities into the dated quotation or contract and attach the agreed layout or photographs where helpful.
Compare the proposed room with the confirmed booking and ask the venue for a written explanation and available options before agreeing.
Confirm supplier restrictions, approved alternatives and every associated charge before hiring an outside caterer or decorator.
Check the current rule with the relevant provincial or local authority and ask the venue how it applies to your date and location.
Check a continuous usable route from drop-off or parking to the entrance, seating, washroom and other essential areas.
Ask management to show clear exits, the emergency plan and who is responsible for directing guests if an incident occurs.
Ask which essential systems the backup supply actually supports, how quickly it becomes available and who manages a failure.
Offer a clear arrival route, suitable seating and help requested by the guest, rather than requiring everyone to wait in the same queue.
A usable washroom plan considers access, privacy, cleanliness and functioning facilities for the guests actually attending.
Agree a lost-child response with venue staff, including a named coordinator, safe meeting point and careful reunification checks.
Confirm a suitable private space, its access and availability before telling guests they can change clothes or feed a child there.