Show Notes
Choosing a wedding venue can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to be.
In this episode, Leah sits down with Shannon Tarrant, founder of Wedding Venue Map, to break down what couples actually need to know before booking their venue. From budget realities and guest list logistics to hidden restrictions and key questions you should always ask, Shannon shares practical insights to help you avoid common planning pitfalls.
They also talk about how couples can balance personalization with practicality, and why the right venue can make the entire planning process smoother from the start.
Whether you're just starting your search or narrowing down options, this conversation will help you approach venue shopping with clarity and confidence.
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