Before You Sign, from Chuck the Wedding Guy. An illustrated couple talking with a venue coordinator holding a contract outside a wedding venue.

Your venue decides a lot more than you think.

The truth is: no one ever asks, “How will the room set-up affect my entertainment?”

Where is your bar? Can you dim the lights? What's the table arrangement? What's happening in the lobby while dinner is being served?

I've done over 2,500 weddings. Many couples pick the venue during a daytime tour, without ever seeing it set up at night. I'll show you how and what to ask for before the party begins. (I promise you, the room is doing more work than your playlist.)

Here's what you get:

What The Room Does To Your Party.With a bar in the next room, every drink is a departure from the party. Will your venue set guest tables parked between your dance floor and the DJ? (Grandma will definitely say it's too loud.) I'll give you every question you need to ask your venue before your guests complain.

The Lights. (And this one isn't even close.)A dance floor under regular lighting feels like an office meeting. Nobody's going to let loose in a room lit like a grocery store. I'll show you the tricks to solve this even if you aren't using DJ lighting.

The Questions no Couples Ask, But YOU Will.Dance Floor vs DJ Table, Cake Table vs Gift Table, Photobooth vs Bar, Buffet Line vs Sweetheart Table. They all make a difference, and I'll show you how.

It's your day. Make it count.

-Chuck