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On this episode we’re joined by Susan Stow, owner of Chapman Hill Weddings and Events. Originally, she and her husband Don were looking to build a space from scratch before finding this business for sale. They have now owned this space for a year and a half, with the business itself running for over six years now.
Before couples book a venue, Susan suggests couples consider if the space really feels suitable and authentic to them. Of course, there are logistic details to consider too; for instance, if the venue is suitable for the amount of guests you will have. While they’re not planners, Susan and her team are there to help guide their clients in the planning process.
The key to an effective planning process is knowing what you want while at the same time being flexible. One thing they include at Chapman Hill Wedding and Events is covering tables, chairs, linens, decor, and managing services like bathrooms and garbage disposal. It’s critical to have a wedding venue who has your back and knows what they’re doing.
Susan has seen a lot of unique weddings at Chapman Hill, so she’s an expert in the small experiences that make the day extra special. She recommends that the bride and groom take a few minutes to themselves before they exit for their sparkler send off. That gives couples a chance to regroup and soak up the moment before the night comes to an end.
When you’re planning your wedding, remember that Pinterest isn’t your only option for ideas. While there may be great ideas there, not all of them work as well in real life. Sometimes the smallest touches, like a table of ready-to-grab stemless champagne glasses for your guests, can make the biggest difference.
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On this episode we’re joined by Susan Stow, owner of Chapman Hill Weddings and Events. Originally, she and her husband Don were looking to build a space from scratch before finding this business for sale. They have now owned this space for a year and a half, with the business itself running for over six years now.
Before couples book a venue, Susan suggests couples consider if the space really feels suitable and authentic to them. Of course, there are logistic details to consider too; for instance, if the venue is suitable for the amount of guests you will have. While they’re not planners, Susan and her team are there to help guide their clients in the planning process.
The key to an effective planning process is knowing what you want while at the same time being flexible. One thing they include at Chapman Hill Wedding and Events is covering tables, chairs, linens, decor, and managing services like bathrooms and garbage disposal. It’s critical to have a wedding venue who has your back and knows what they’re doing.
Susan has seen a lot of unique weddings at Chapman Hill, so she’s an expert in the small experiences that make the day extra special. She recommends that the bride and groom take a few minutes to themselves before they exit for their sparkler send off. That gives couples a chance to regroup and soak up the moment before the night comes to an end.
When you’re planning your wedding, remember that Pinterest isn’t your only option for ideas. While there may be great ideas there, not all of them work as well in real life. Sometimes the smallest touches, like a table of ready-to-grab stemless champagne glasses for your guests, can make the biggest difference.