Places · the reel

Halls and palaces that already know this kind of day.

London banqueting houses first, then the palaces and the English manors on the films. Capacities are what the venues publish. Confirm the suite, the caterer, and the date with them. This desk does not take the booking.

Count the seats

A published maximum is often standing, or both ballrooms combined. Write down who will sit for dinner. If that number is past two hundred, start with a hall. If it is inside a hundred and fifty and you want a facade, start with a house.

Name the rite

Mandap, nikkah, Anand Karaj, civil. A house that welcomes Asian weddings may still refuse a fire, a split room, or the Guru Granth Sahib. Book the room the vow needs before you book the party.

Then the picture

Halls are dressed. Manors are already a set. Read the filming notes before you fall in love with a staircase. The long piece is on the journal.

A London hall or a country house