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Can anyone tell me what the deal is with the Lord club over in Springfield...
Can anyone tell me what the deal is with the Lord club over in Springfield...
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Rachel Williams said:We once operated under the same assumption—that moving back to the Midwest would be the more cost-effective move. I’m originally from Washington, D.C., he’s from Nashville, and we currently find ourselves living in Vienna. However, once we actually sat down and put the numbers on paper, we realized how mistaken we were. The primary culprit? Our social circle. We constantly host guests traveling from all over the map—Washington, D.C., Orlando, Nashville, Seattle, plus plenty of folks visiting from Austria, Canada, Germany, and the Czech Republic. When you factor that in, the math simply doesn't hold up. 🤣 Honestly, given how much they were charging for accommodations, we figured it was just more practical to host the wedding in Washington, D.C. instead. Why deal with those inflated prices? 😲
Rachel Williams said:We’re heading out there on May 17th to visit a friend of my mother's, so I'll follow up with you then. From what I've gathered, though, everyone seems absolutely thrilled with everything. My godmother actually attended a few weddings there herself, and her feedback was nothing but glowing. When we were originally scouting venues for a wedding in the Midwest, that specific hall was really the only one that caught our eye, both because of its location—the groom is from a small town near Chicago—and its overall aesthetic. 🙂I suspect someone from the Midwest might have a better handle on the local vibe, but all I know is that their calendar is filling up fast. If you're seriously considering booking them, you might want to move quickly. 🙂