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Spring is the perfect time to have your wedding! Whether you have a small or a large wedding venue in Dallas, you are sure to have a beautiful, light wedding. Here are a couple of our favorite spring wedding inspirations!

• First up is the plant lined aisle. You can do this year round, but something about spring just calls for more florals. Amp it up by having full vases of flowers or large trails of flowers lying on either side of the aisle for you to walk through.
• We love the watercolor trend that has been building over the past few years, as well. It is always beautiful, but it just fits with springtime. The nice thing about watercolors, and even the illusion of watercolors, is the fact that its always the perfect pastel color scheme. The watercolor theme is also light enough to go with a really strong floral theme without being too much.
• Continuing into the use of florals – instead of pastel bridesmaids dresses, opt for a more fun version of this and have all or some of your bridesmaids wear floral dresses! This can be a more casual look, but there are incredibly beautiful, floral, floor-length dresses. 
• Spring makes us think of garden parties, so go with that vibe! This could mean an indoor or outdoor wedding. Use some vintage chairs and table, mirrors, florals everywhere, even florals coming out of teapots would be so unique and fun. Take advantage of the fact that your season makes people want to have tea parties in gardens!
• Lastly, the classic springtime wedding item is flower crowns. As basic as they might seem at this point, they can be so unique and add an incredibly beautiful touch to your accessories. Between your flowing dress and your styled flower crown, you’re sure to be the center of attention.

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Now that you have a list of the best wedding venues in Dallas, its time to develop a list of questions to ask the venues as you tour them. You might already have a list of 50 questions that you have to ask, but we want to make sure you don’t forget any of the important ones. 

• Even if you don’t have a date that you’ve been looking at, make sure to ask what dates are available in the months/season that would fit into your engagement timeline. If anything, this question will help you nail down an exact date. 
• Make sure to ask what type of vendors, catering, and bartending is provided or allowed. Some venues, like us, have an exclusive caterer that must be used. This is something to keep in mind if you don’t want to deal with finding a separate caterer or if you already had a caterer in mind. Some venues also have decor vendors so that you don’t have the extra stress of finding these types of things. This is also an important question so that you know what some of your total might be going towards, as well. Which brings us to our third point…
• Remember to ask what the total price is! After any extra or added fees, the price might be more than anticipated. Make sure to have the exact total by the time that you are leaving the venue. With this total, you can also ask about payment plans and deposits, just to get all of the money talk out of the way.
• Ask about the venue’s capacity! If you know you have 60 cousins alone , you don’t want to get a venue that only holds 100 people. Find the size and capacity that works for you.
• Lastly, you never think about this until its too late, but always ask how many restrooms there are. A good rule of thumb is that there should be a minimum of about 4 restrooms per 100 guests. 

All in all, don’t be afraid to ask questions and take notes throughout your venue tours, and think about looking at our venue, too! You can contact us here.

It’s an exciting time for you! Your significant other (finally) popped the question over the holidays, and you’re engaged! After your proposal you’ve jumped head first into wedding planning and it’s all you can think about. Your Pinterest inspiration board is overflowing, you’ve looked at wedding planning timelines, and maybe even started setting up appointments to see a Dallas Wedding Venue or two. Although this time can be incredibly exciting, some of you may be feeling a bit overwhelmed and stressed out about the process.  Let us  be the first to remind you, it’s not all about the wedding planning process.  It’s about you and your future spouse, the love that you share and the marriage that you will have. So… don’t forget to celebrate the small stuff and plan plenty of “engaged” dates along the way, here are a few ideas:

• First Date: Go back to the site of your very first date together and reminisce about the early days of your relationship. Think how far you’ve come!
• Plan a weekend away: make time for a weekend getaway, before the true chaos of wedding planning sets in. Choose a relaxing bed and breakfast, or an adventurous Air BnB. Keep the wedding talk to a minimum, and enjoy each other’s company in a setting outside your typical busy lifestyle.
• See where the map takes you: Pull out a map of your city or state, close your eyes, and pick a spot. You can explore a new part of your town together, or even roadtrip somewhere out of the ordinary.
• Date Night In: forget the hassle of a reservation and create a romantic evening at home. Cook a meal together, whether you try a new recipe or an old favorite. Create a playlist of songs you two love, and set the table with candles and flowers for a romantic atmosphere.

We hope you enjoy your “engaged” date-night, but even more so, we hope you enjoy the wedding planning process. If you’re interested in scheduling a tour at a modern, trendsetting, downtown Dallas Wedding Venue, contact us today!