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While the most common place to get married is in a church, synagogue, or other religious venue, couples have recently started to choose more unique places to have their ceremony or reception. Choosing a different kind of setting allows the bride and groom to explore their own sense of style and develop a wedding that all of your guests will remember.
A smart way to create a unique ceremony or reception is to base your theme off of both of your hobbies. Think about how to incorporate them into your wedding. If the two of you enjoy boating or fishing, consider having your ceremony on the beach or at your favorite dock. A museum or historical site is the perfect venue for any history buff or art lover. An added plus to getting married at a museum is that they usually offer guided tours to wedding guests, which gives your friends and family another wonderful memory of your special day.
Outdoor wedding ceremonies are the perfect way to set yourself apart from the norm. Choosing the beach, a park, or even your own backyard as your setting will not only give you extra space, but it will also give you the opportunity to expand your ideas for decorations. For example, a ceremony outdoors could allow you and your significant other to say your vows in a gazebo, under a canopy, or in a tent. Just remember to factor in the weather and time of year when planning your outdoor ceremony.
Does the bride and groom enjoy traveling? Looking for a way to include your love of travel into the big day? Plan a destination wedding! Invite your closest friends and family to join you in an exotic location to help celebrate your marriage. Remember to research the weather, lodging, and location to ensure that it matches your personal styles. Also, unless you are planning to pay for all of your guests, ensure that it is affordable for everyone to attend.
The possibilities for a unique wedding location are truly endless. From theme parks to theaters to farms, couples around the world are allowing their own style and preference guide them while choosing their venues. With proper planning and a lot of creativity, you can create a wedding that you and your guests will surely remember forever.
By Emily Kantrowitz, Assistant Wedding & Event Planner
