Selection of a Wedding Ceremony Location seems on the surface to be an easy task, but it is actually the one that requires most careful planning and a very thoughtful coordination especially if the ceremony is a non traditional one.

As Wedding Ceremony is an event where two people who want to make a supposedly lifelong commitment to each other unite, many people prefer to hold the ceremony at their place of worship, usually the one that bride or groom or some friend or relative attends. In this case the selection of location becomes fairly easy provided the location is available on the date the ceremony is taking place. Now the question is what if the bride and the groom belong to different denominations or even if they don't have any sort of religious affiliation?

In any case there are numerous locations that the wedding ceremony can take place other than the place of worship. The location can be practically anywhere, It can be at home, at a country or yacht club, outdoors at a local, national or state park, on a yacht, on a tropical island, at a mountaintop retreat, in a medieval castle, at Disney World or any other exotic or non exotic place which is limited by your imagination and bank account.

Before the location is decided on the couple needs to get together to agree upon their wedding ceremony location options as there are many to consider.

Before selecting a location, however, you've got to make sure it'll accommodate what you want. Is the location large enough to accommodate all your guests? Are dressing rooms available? Are there electrical outlets for acoustics and/or music? Is the location easily accessible, especially for those with special needs? Can you find someone to officiate at the location?

The amount you'll pay will vary from location to location. When you're finding out the costs, be sure to ask what is included with the price. Make sure the items mentioned are written out on the contract, too. You'll likely be asked to provide a deposit to reserve the date. This needs to be reflected on the contract as well as the balance amount and due date.

Selecting the location of the ceremony should happen well in advance of the wedding date, up to 12 months if possible. If you wait too long to reserve the location, you may find it's already booked, as there is more to consider about the wedding ceremony than just the location. The music and the vows need special attention, especially if you wish not to follow the more traditional route. The music may be included with the location. For example, oftentimes a church will use its own organist. However, if your budget allows, you may wish to write your own wedding songs and hire a soloist and accompanist to perform them. Or you can hire musicians to match the theme of your wedding. If these types of arrangements are in your budget, be sure to reserve the talent far in advance, right after you've secured the wedding ceremony location.

Consider every aspect of the Ceremony and then decide upon the location that will be sure to make you and your guests and your partner happy to be there.