Have you recently met your significant other and are unsure how to plan your Asian wedding? Here is our comprehensive guide to planning an Indian wedding.

Your wedding is the most significant event you plan; it can be vast at first. Following this guide should ensure that you notice all-important planning details.

Brainstorm:

Before you resume work on your wedding planning, you should brainstorm, just as you would in college or at work. So gather your family, significant other, and future family to discuss and narrow down the following details:

Events to Celebrate: Unlike western weddings, Indian weddings include a variety of ceremonies such as sangeet, Haldi, Mehendi, and so on. So, which ceremonies would you then hold?

While talking about this, please remember that some ceremonies can be performed at home with family members to keep costs down while still having fun.

Budget:

This is the most unpleasant but crucial topic. Having a budget will allow you to choose the ideal wedding venue and other vendors you can afford.

Instead of a single large budget, allocate a budget to each event. This will offer the flexibility to believe and spend only a little money on one occasion. Remember to budget for jewelry, wedding attire, and your honeymoon.

Guest List:

Depending on the number of ceremonies you intend to hold, you may have more than one guest list. Putting names and contact information on a spreadsheet will help you plan the perfect wedding. At the very least, try to have a precise estimate of the number of guests you will be expecting.

Most of your agreements will revolve around the number of guests, so having an exact figure will be very helpful, and there will be no cost increase due to last-minute guests.

Wedding Inspiration:

Before you go out, look for wedding inspiration online to learn about the latest trends in décor, food, and clothing. Many references will help you explain to vendors how you want your wedding to be.

Choose a date or two:

Choosing a wedding date is influenced by several factors, the majority of which are religious. However, consider two or three dates instead of focusing on a single date. As a result, you will have more options for choosing venues and other vendors.

Weekend and holiday wedding dates are more convenient. They are, however, more expensive dates.

Choose a venue

Finding a venue is usually just a few clicks away. Prested is the ideal Banquet in Essex for your Asian wedding that will arrive quickly and within your budget.

Although this is not a comprehensive guide to choosing a venue for your Asian wedding, the following are the most important factors to consider:

Venue Size: The size of the Asian wedding venue will be determined by the size of your guest list. Most banquets will specify the maximum number of guests seated at one time based on the seating arrangements. However, most banquets measure the floating crowd calculation, and the venue frequently becomes overcrowded.

A venue can accommodate up to 30% more people than its theatre seating capacity. Seating in Prested Hall for Asian weddings ranges from 20 to 200 people.

Catering Privileges:

Prested Hall permits you to bring in your alcohol without paying a corkage fee. We take pride in offering complete flexibility, letting our couples customize their special day by changing or personalizing any aspect of their Asian wedding.

We understand that Asian weddings may have cross-cultural requirements, so our in-house chefs can create a bespoke menu if you feel the venue hire-only option is not for you.

If you choose to use our catering services, you will have access to our equal choice to use our catering services. Modified front-of-house team to plan, customize, deliver, and serve your Asian wedding breakfast and inclusive options on linens, crockery, cutlery, and glassware.

Choose a decorator

Some venues require that their in-house decorators do the decoration. You can personalize the decor to your liking. In-house decorators are generally competent.

If you prefer something other than the in-house decorator, you can hire your own by paying a small fee to the venue.

If your Asian wedding venue allows outside decorators, you can get a little more creative with the decorations. Many online decorators can offer you the most recent decoration themes at reasonable prices.

When choosing a decorator, demonstrate to them your wedding inspiration board, so they have a complete picture of what you want for your wedding. This will assist you in determining the exact cost of your wedding decoration and whether the decorator can organize it for you. Remember to include The more personalized your decoration theme, the more expensive it will be.

To save money on décor, try selecting elements from different themes offered by the decorator to create a more personalized theme. Furthermore, using artificial flowers will significantly reduce the cost.

Before you sign the contract, you should discuss any hidden conditions, such as the number of edited images they would provide and whether they will provide all raw photo and video files.

Choose an outfit

When it comes to choosing an outfit, there are numerous options. You can have a tailor-made piece or an off-the-rack dress to fit your body. In either case, it’s a good idea to match your gown to your significant other’s gown and the overall theme of your wedding.

Choose an invitation

Your wedding invitation may be as simple as an email or elaborate as a goodie bag, depending on your budget. Because the average Asian wedding has 500-800 guests, invitations can be costly.

Have a good time

An Asian wedding would be incomplete without some form of entertainment. It’s the time of year when we celebrate the marriage of two families. Plan everything so that you can experience all the fun. After all, it is the critical component that accomplishes the wedding and ensures its success. So go ahead and enjoy yourself.

Exclusive Asian wedding venue in Essex

Prested Hall’s tailor-made offering and care for every detail ensure that each of our couples has the ideal Asian wedding.

Our beautiful 15th-century part-moated manor house will provide the perfect backdrop for your wedding in our 75-acre parkland. With its exquisite hospitality and service, Prested Hall is the ideal choice for Asian weddings in Essex.

Prested is located near Kelvedon and Feering, just off the A12 at Junction 24. Within easily accessible of the A12, but a long way away from life’s stresses. Arrive and see for yourself; Prested Hall will greet you with open arms.