where can i find a wedding site that will leat me bring in my own food in atlanta, GA?
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See if there's a B&B that will let you rent  out part of the place for a wedding (that's what I did for a small wedding - it's cost me 100.00) small wedding party 25 people.\n\nYou could try a public park - or a relative- who has a large enough area for the wedding.
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Check out www.theknot.com. It is the best wedding planning website out there! My husband and I used it for EVERYTHING! You can search local vendors too, which makes it really easy and specific. Good luck!
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There is. www.weddingpath.com. Eventhough it's a wedding site, but it has some cool features like flash intro, music playing on your site and tons of beatiful designs that you can change the color and the mood of it. It's also free (except the domain name).\n\nYahoo! Geocities, Tripod, Licos and Bravenet has a lot of ready made web page and website hosting for free. If you want to make your own webpage, you can do it with Microsoft Word and save as webpage. Then upload to your website hoster (make sure the "Home" webpage is named index.htm or index.html).\n\nOr copy html codes for cool features from search engine.
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I'm from the Tampa area originally, and I can't really think of anything that isn't outside that is inexpensive.  If it is just going to be a small wedding, maybe you or a friend has a backyard that you could use?  You could rent a party tent in case it rains.  Sometimes, local parks allow weddings.  My aunt and uncle got married at Manatee Co's historical park.
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I only know Rev. & Mrs Knox from http://www.abeautifulceremony.net\nin Orlando area:/ \n\nYou might try http://www.weddingplanninglinks.com \nor other wedding professional directories...
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There are some venues in OKC listed at:\nhttp://www.pboklahoma.com/listings.php?category=19\nhttp://www.perfectweddingguide.com/oklahoma-city/reception_locations.asp
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Attend all the bridal shows you can, all will have tons of good people, examples, and specials.  www.bridalexpo.com, I think this is the one that is huge.  Do a search online for wedding shows, the best part, free cake!
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Well, I don’t know the Detroit area, so I'm not sure where good areas or bad areas are, and I couldn’t find anything that was very cheap.  Here’s what I did find (some are just in the Detroit area).  You may have a hard time finding something for that many people that allows outside catering.  Good luck and congratulations!\n\nSheraton on 21111 Haggerty Rd. in Novi - (248) 349-6377 – might be more expensive, but it has the space and allows outside catering\nU of M Matthaei Botanical Gardens in Ann Arbor - http://sitemaker.umich.edu/mbgna - (734) 998-7061 - This is smaller, 150 max, but it’s a little cheaper; you’ll probably have to call for info, I didn’t see anything about weddings on the website\nLighthouse Point in St. Ignace - http://www.lighthousepte.com - This is outdoors, can accommodate a lot of people, and isn’t supposed to be too expensive -  if you’re interested in it, call and ask about the prices, because the website only lists certain packages\nOak Arbor Church & Banquet Facility in Rochester - http://web.oak.mi.schoolwebpages.com/weddings - This can hold up to 250 people; they have a list of “preferred” caterers, and you might be able to get someone else approved; it’s not too expensive, but I'm not sure of exact prices\nShenandoah Country Club in West Bloomfield - http://www.shenandoahcountryclub.com/banquestfacilities.htm - This is big, but might be more expensive than you’re looking for – call or e-mail and check on it, though\nMarriot at Centerpoint in Pontiac OR Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center – Probably more expensive, but prices aren’t listed – they are big, though, and allow outside catering\nYou can also check out these websites:\nhttp://detroit.allwedding.com/reception%5Flocations/\nhttp://www.mywedding.com/wed/detroit-reception-facilities.html\nhttp://www.eventstarters.com/listings/public/showPros.do?vendorCategoryName=Locations&stateName=Michigan\n\nHere’s some websites for DJ’s:\nhttp://www.wedj.com/wedjcom.nsf/usalinks!open&S=MI&M=Detroit&V=DJ\nhttp://www.mannymixx.com/\nhttps://www.gigmasters.com/RNB/RNBSinger_Detroit_MI.asp
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Try MapQuest.\nIsnt Norcross near Atlanta?
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I'm not sure if this helps but here you go!http://www.weddings.co.uk/info/tradsup.htm
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frommers has some good stuff...\n\ngo here:\nhttp://www.frommers.com/destinations/marseille/\n\nAlso once you find the restaurant you're looking for I'm sure you can search for it on yahoo or google and if they have a website, you'll get your menu.
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Any local stores in the area. Go to the local merchants that may offer nice wedding gifts and request to set up registery. Most stores are more than happy to get the business.
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First you need to figure out what your budget is for this.  I don't think you need to go full-out 5 course meal for your guests.  A nice dinner dish with a salad or side dish would be fine.  Whatever you do, I would recommend having at least two choices for people so everyone can find something they like.  I went to a wedding that served a salad, then a grilled chicken breast with veggies.  It was great, without be over-filling.  Remember, they will need to have room to have the cake! :)
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Not sure how much money you have budgeted for your wedding, but how about getting married at Castle Farms up in Charlevoix, MI.  I personally have never been there, but the pictures on the website are just beautiful.  You can have both the ceremony and the reception in the same place.  It's about 2 hours north of Cadillac.  You can even go on a virtual tour on the site.  Check it out: http://www.castlefarms.com/index.cfm\n\nIf you don't want to go with a full service place like this somewhere in the middle, I would just recommend having it locally.  It will make your life a whole lot easier.  Most everyone had to drive about 2 hours to get to my wedding.  I probably should have had it over in Muskegon/Grand Haven, where most of my family lives, but I just loved the place I found in Battle Creek.  Plus I live in Battle Creek and it just made my life easier.  \n\nIf you have it far away you will have to transport all of your supplies to that location.  Could be difficult and what if you forget something.  If I forgot something I only need to drive or have someone drive about 10-15 minutes to get it.  So I would think about that in your decision too.\n\nCongratulations! And Good Luck!
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Check with the Salvation Army. Not sure where you live in Ga. but there are lots of places in downtown Atlanta. Check on the internet.
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you CAN def. do this! it will take a bit more time- so you need help. friends and family. \n*draw up a budget ASAP. $7000 total (probably $3000 will be for food and drink) reception location $500. flowers $1000. $250 dress - $900 dj/music etc.  \n*keep the guest list to a min. If you have a guest total of 75- you can get decent food at $30 per person and the rest for drinks.\nAlso keep the bridal party small. \n*host a cocktail and light buffet reception instead of a full meal. this can come off really swanky- like a high-class uptown loft party.\n*skip the party favors. go for candy treats your guests can eat. most of the time the little frames and bells etc. just get thrown away by guests anyway.\n*ASK questions. When you call a vendor- let them know you are on a budget. Oftentimes if they can't help you- they know someone who can.\n*Make your own centerpieces out of a candlescape. Florist centerpieces run about $50 per table. You can do them yourself for around $25. \n\n*Oh- one thing I wouldn't skimp on is the photog. Your photos will be the only things left after the wedding is over. the flowers will wilt. your dress will be stored. the cake will be gone etc. but the photos will last a lifetime.\n\ngood luck! and remember to have fun w/ it. planning your wedding should be half the fun! :D
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check out the website www.theknot.com. i love it. we used it for both my sisters weddings and now i'm checking it out for the hopefull possibility of my own.