how much is a wedding reception at paramount pictures in hollywood?
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Ask them!\n\nParamount Studios\n5555 Melrose Avenue\nHollywood, CA 90038\n\n323.956.5000
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however much it costs to get married!
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www.boxofficemojo.com has the answer.\nIt's made about $75million in the US, so double that to include international ticket receipts.\nIt was made for about $6million
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wow...that sounds really beautiful and I hope it comes true for u. As for me, my fiance and I are paying for our own things. We are having a nice wedding (with a wedding dress and tuxs). for the reception it is going to be one with  hay...music...liquior and a bbq. it is us. We arent the whole fancy stuff. Like a country barn dance like u may see in some movies.  It looks great in my head so I pray it looks good out of it.  2 months to go.
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True, it's around a hundred though if you want some fancier, name brand, and most likely better style you'll pay more. Your date will dig it though so it's worth the extra cash.
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My wife and I had our Wedding and reception at The Masonic Temple in Detroit.\nVery historic and the inside of the building is very ornate and unique.\nNon-denominational chapel with a monstrous organ...Ballroom seats up to around 400 people...with a sweet balcony overlooking the reception.\nCheck it out on their website.\n\np.s. awesome photographer - Jessica Johnston....absolutely amazing work!
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go to a wedding  planer
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anwhere above $45 or so.  I guess it depends on the venue though.
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The Riviera Royale Chapel inside the Riviera Hotel on Las Vegas Blvd. is a lovely, very tastefully decorated room and the staff are truly good at what they do. Different packages are available for nearly any budget. I was completely happy with every aspect of my wedding from the flowers to the photographs and my guests still mention the day as one of the most charming and traditional weddings they've attended.\nhttp://www.rivierahotelchapel.com/
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be more specific, what kind of reception site?
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Daytime receptions are always cheaper, same goes for weekdays.  Food and alchohol are also huge expenses.  Try sticking to a "cake only" reception w/o alchohol.  Or, if you're having a very small wedding (20 or less) have the reception at someone's house and family members can help prepare the food beforehand.  Dress options: David's bridal is always having $99 sales, or if its an option, wear your mom's or grandma's dress.
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there is a really nice one at the howard Johnsons right near the 401 and Markham, my dads wedding reception was in there. There is also a real nice spot at in the plaza on the north west corner of Markham and Kingston Rd. (sorry i dont remember the name of this one) .
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Who are you writing this question for USC??? According to your profile, and wedding website, you are your fiance have been married for a while. Having another wedding in '07??\n\nI would really like to know where you are having your wedding...there are not a lot of places that can hold 500 people for a cocktail hour and a sit down reception. I am always looking to add to my list of reception sites...feel free to email me.
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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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I think it depends on your budget but there a lot of beautiful hotels in NYC. I would just look around at a few and see if any look suitable for your wedding. Good luck!
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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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Etiquette dictates that you spend the amount of your plate. So you figure the average wedding is about $125 per head - that's the amount you should give or spend on the couple. So that they either get their money back to pay for the reception dinner or either receive something of equal value. If you can't afford to cover the cost of your plate - then do the best that you can. The couple probably knows that you can't and isn't expecting you to.\nMuch Success!