Contacting venues

Re: Contacting venues

• KatWAG member

  

  February 2015

  I called first to check availabilty, pricing, and occupancy. There is no point is meeting with a rep if the space isnt available and its outside your budget.

  

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• thisismynickname2 member

  

  February 2015

  Some venues have wedding packages easily available online, so I'd download those and get a feel for my budget first. The ones without it publicly available, I requested, and the requests normally ask for your date (or if you have flexible dates).

  
  

  Since we generally knew "September" and weren't getting married at a church, it gave us more flexibility actually visiting the places in budget. 

  
  

  Even if you called tomorrow, by next Friday they could be booked the date you thought was available. So, I recommend getting 4 or 5 places narrowed down that you really want to visit based on info available, then seeing if your date or date range is available, and if so, getting into see them as soon as you can. 

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• knottie9c5ed33df4bbd226 member

  

  February 2015

  I only wanted to look at 1 place so I emailed their wedding coordinator and set up an appointment.

  
  

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