Ceremony Venue: Modern or Traditional?

Traditional - we are getting married in a church

Probably more on the modern side. We are both VERY non-Catholic or Christian, or whatever. As I am a pagan, and he follows mostly paganism, we are planning a handfasting. Now whether we have a true pagan officiant is dependent on if we can find one in our area. If not, then we will probably just have a non-denominational ceremony, which is mainly for the family, not so much for us.

Modern, and our ceremony and reception are at the same venue

Traditional. We're getting married in a church. That helped keep the cost down. We debated on an outdoor ceremony. Since our wedding is in the beginning of September, the weather can be a little unpredictable. We didn't want it to be too hot and we didn't want to deal with the chance of rain.

I guess it's considered modern, but we're planning on getting married at a beautiful historical building in Fort Collins. Neither of us is religious, so a place of worship was out of the question.

Modern. We are getting married in a garden.

Modern. We chose a golf course for our ceremony and reception.

Modern. We will be getting married outside in the mountains.

I always thought I'd get married in a church. However, I'm Catholic and my fiance is Christian. We attend his non-denominational church, although I sometimes go to Mass with my mom. We're having an outdoor ceremony at our local zoo with a reception following.

This is a modern choice that I never thought I’d actually do. Growing up and my young adult years I always envisioned I’d get married at my church (or on top of a mountain somewhere). We compromised and went with an outdoor venue that’s meaningful to me that’s also close enough for all friends and family to come.