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I usually agree with the saying “the simpler, the nicer.” For those brides and grooms planning on an extremely small guest list and looking for a different location that the traditional wedding halls, here are some places you might want to check out in your local community (or not so local community).
For indoors, investigate the possibility of museum during off hours. Libraries quite often have private rooms that are quiet where a quickie ceremony can be performed. And then, there’s nothing wrong with getting married over dinner at a nice quiet, intimate restaurant. Observation decks in big building usually have an indoor space with great views.
For outdoor locations, public parks, college greenhouses or conservatories are all lovely when the weather is warm and the foliage is in full bloom. Skating rinks (either indoors or outdoors) can also be a great place for a ceremony.
Whatever the location, don’t loose sight of why you’re getting married. Long years after your wedding, it will be your love that forever unites you. So if you want a short ceremony without all the bells and whistles, be as creative as you want in picking the ceremony location that’s right for you.