"wedding location" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the place where you plan to have a wedding. For example: "We've finally decided on the wedding location - a grand old country house."
The standard wedding package costs an additional £980, including all formalities and a decorated wedding location.
But a filter for just her wedding location, a warehouse that fit 400 people, cost $15.
Designed by the landscape architect Koichi Kawana, who died in 1990, the garden demonstrates that a sewage-treatment plant can be an extremely popular wedding location.
The Angel Orensanz Foundation space, a former synagogue on Norfolk Street, is, according to signs on the office door, a very highly rated wedding location.
MARINA GIOVANNELLI, in her quest for a distinctive wedding location, said she wanted to break from the "formulaic feel" of affairs in hotels and museums in the city of her childhood, San Diego.
Martha Stewart has called Wave Hill the site of one of her favorite gardens, and "Saturday Night Live" recently used it as the ideal wedding location in a skit on perfect gay weddings.
More modest but equally beautiful wedding locations, he said, include Golden Gate Park in San Francisco or Griffith Park in Los Angeles.
The heightened demand for wedding locations is going to complicate the plans of many heterosexual couples in the coming months as well.
Some of their tips: Start a month-by-month planning calendar as soon as possible, then search for wedding locations on the Internet.
And many cruise agents report that their wedding business has picked up in the last two years as couples look for ways to save on nuptials, and finding that cruises are a less expensive alternative to other "destination" wedding locations.
Some of the ceremonies have been conducted in restaurants or in secular wedding locations on butsumetsu: unlucky days of the month associated with Buddha's death, when few brides dare schedule their big day.
