The second was a local country club. Nice, clean, efficient. Nice plantation style club house with large balconies and lots of room for guests/dancing.
The third was a specialty place that was built for one reason - weddings. It is a huge enclosed building with three distinct areas for weddings/receptions of varying sizes. Based upon a Mexican villa architectural style, each area can hold a different number of people. Theoretically, they could stage 3 receptions at the same time, but that would be a massive undertaking. The smallest venue is a wine cellar vault room, with a more cozy atmosphere. The larger rooms can hold up to 250 people with a dance floor and tiered seating.
All of these places made us realize the kind of business opportunities available for prospective newlyweds. Of course, none are cheap to stage and that is before you factor in the bar bill.
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Around these parts, we rent a "hall" (The American Legion or the Knights of Columbus). These halls are big and square with tables lined up along the edges. The back wall has a bar. This is where you go to get Bud Light on tap or pre-made Fuzzy Navels and Whiskey Sours. The meals consist of fried chicken, roast beef, mashed potatoes, green beans, corn, coleslaw and a piece of white bread. EVERY TIME.
I think I like your parts better. Yet another reason to move! :)
Whoo, those are some wedding digs!
The "fanciest" wedding I ever went to was held in the governor's mansion in Denver. I don't recall it being as nice as the ones in your photos!
All three of those options are ABSOLUTELY beautiful. WOW.
Makes you realize that there truly is a wedding industry. There is money to be made when two people decide to tie the knot.
Looks like the happy couple will have some gorgeous options for their big event.
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