There might be a cost-saving advantage, and it could seem like a lovely offer at the time.
Thats not exactly a major disaster, but the added stress… and costs are just not worth it.
So the incredibly nuanced nature of interpersonal relationships doesnt make a good professional environment.
And when the wedding is already planned, changing the venue affects virtually everything.
Its still one of the lowest points of my career having to call the couple and tell them.
I remember it like it was yesterday.
The wedding had been planned over 2 years, a beautiful, extravagant affair with every detail considered.
So if youre risk-averse (which, when it comes to your big day, why wouldnt you be?
), spare yourself the potential last-minute complications that are associated with private arrangements.
As this story illustrates, life finds a way to get in the way.
Theres a term from economics that could be applied here, itssunk costs.
