Two months to go until the big day, and so much to write about! A ton of progress has been made in the planning process. Flower arrangements have been finalized, invitations have been sent out, and some really cool wedding activities have been arranged.
Although a lot of things have been accomplished, there were one big change that we had to make. We decided to change the entire location of our wedding.
A few months ago, I began to realize that I was having a lot of trouble communicating with our wedding venue’s management. Whenever I had a question, it always took more than a few days to get it answered, and nobody ever seemed to answer the phone. Needless to say, I was getting very nervous about putting down a deposit on a venue that didn’t really seem to care if I got married or not. Instead of going for it and hoping for a positive outcome, six months before the wedding I decided to changes locations. Currently, I still have yet to hear back from the resort, which in my mind, proves to me that they didn’t want my money. I was really disappointed about this at first. The resort was absolutely beautiful, and an ideal location for our wedding, but I knew I would have regretted it later on if I had put down the deposit.
After a couple weeks of searching around for a different location, I came across the Lake Sunapee Country Club. It’s located in New London, New Hampshire, just miles away from the previous location.
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Check out that view! It’s it beautiful? The Country Club has a couple stone patios facing the golf course that would be just perfect for an outdoor ceremony (Lets hope for a warm april!)
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If the weather decides not to cooperate, the indoor reception area is beautiful as well, and the perfect size for our small family wedding.
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After visiting the country club with my fiance, I brought my parents there for a final approval, and everyone loves it. Richard, the general manager has been great about answering questions, and seems as enthusiastic about the wedding as I am.
Interested in learning more about the Lake Sunapee Country Club? Visit their website: www.lakesunapeecc.com
