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Should You Host an Indoor or Outdoor Wedding?

One of the most important decisions every couple has to make while planning their wedding is deciding if they want their event to be hosted indoors or outdoors. Some couples are drawn to a more natural, romantic outdoor setting, while there are others who prefer the comfort and convenience of an indoor setting. Whether you want to get married in a garden or an exquisite ballroom, there are many Houston wedding venues that will cater to your requirements. While going through your options, here are a few things to consider:


Indoor Wedding Venue Considerations

  • Enhanced control over weather conditions - Indoor spaces provide you with climate-controlled bliss, so you don't have to worry about the weather conditions.

  • Less to worry about logistically - When hosting your celebration indoors, you can rest easy by knowing that you have built-in restrooms, power outlets, and kitchen facilities to cater to your needs.

  • Lighting - Indoor venues that are dim or dark rely heavily on artificial lighting. Be sure your photographer is skilled at capturing indoor areas nicely under such conditions.

Outdoor Wedding Venue Considerations

  • Infinite possibilities for weather conditions - Though outdoor spaces come with beautiful settings, there is always a chance of wind and rain that can mess up your hair and make-up. Consider providing umbrellas in case of light rain or parasols in case of hot weather to protect your guests.

  • Prepare for a backup plan - Of course we all hope the weather is perfect for your big day, but you should always have a backup plan and be ready to execute it at least 24 hours before tying the knot.

  • Natural lighting - Outdoor areas provide natural lighting that is perfect for capturing timeless moments and golden hour magic.

These are just a few considerations, but if you can't decide, you may go for an outdoor ceremony with an indoor reception. If the weather permits, you can enjoy both settings conveniently and let your celebration flow smoothly.


Ready to discover the perfect Houston wedding venue for your ceremony? The good news is that we got you covered!


At Addison Woods, we provide you with unique indoor and outdoor spaces that let you enjoy your day with ease while providing a refreshing change of scenery for your guests. We are highly committed to delivering unique ceremony areas with quality services to match your style.


The Oaks Ceremony Lawn

Our Oak Ceremony Lawn is the centerpiece that perfectly displays spectacular views and sunsets. The lawn is nestled under the centuries-old oak trees and can easily accommodate large outdoor ceremonies for up to 220 guests.


Fishing Pier

The Fishing Pier offers great settings for photos with your loved ones on the water. It is also great for hosting romantic and intimate ceremonies for up to 10 guests.


Stella's Lawn

Our cocktail lawn is best for spring/fall weddings and can accommodate up to 60 guests. The upscale manicured turf lawn is beautifully covered by the bistro lights and is close to the reception barn.


The Laura May Chapel

What makes Laura May Chapel the perfect year-round space for ceremonies is that it is flooded with a natural light that creates an ideal ambiance. With Oak trees in the background and the natural light cascading in, it forms a beautiful backdrop for pictures. The wedding chapel can easily accommodate 200 guests and features a ceremony altar, and private bridal and groom waiting rooms.


As one of the best wedding venues Houston has to offer, Addison Woods allows you to selectively host portions of your day in different spaces to suit your needs. Regardless of your choice, don't forget it is your day, and it will be the most memorable day of your life!


If you are in the process of planning your big day at Addison Woods and want to learn more about our services, get in touch with our team and they will be happy to assist you! Get pricing today!



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