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Coinder Hall

Munchkin12 Posted:

Coinder Hall

Hi - I recently got engaged and am starting to scope out diffferent reception options. I'm not getting married for two years, but figured since I have so much time we might as well pick a place so that we don't get cloased out of anything we decide on. So, I went and looked at a few places including Coinder Hall. I absolutely loved it there. However, I have one major concern - the two different rooms for dancing and dining. Has anyone been to a wedding there or had/is having their wedding there? I just want to know how it all worked out. Was it annoying to the guests having two different rooms? Did it seem like two different parties? For the bride and groom, was it hard to split time between guests who didn't really participate in the dance scene and just sat at the tables? I really thought the place was amazing, but this is a big thing to be concerned about so I''m looking for some real, honest, first hand feedback. My fiance is currently deployed so I'm trying to look by myself and I could really use all the help i can get. I'm really looking for a sceond thought since he is not here to see it and give me his, so any and all opinions are welcome! THanks!

lazyc1981 Posted:

Re: Coinder Hall

we loved it there also. however, that was our dealbraker.... 2 different rooms for dinner and dancing would make a wedding too separated.... especially for the elderly who want to be involved but its too much for them to keep getting up to stand just to be a part of the wedding.

LindyBride22 Posted:

Re: Coinder Hall

I was considering a hall with a similar setup. I read a lot of reviews where the people said it actually worked out really well, and it was nice for the guests who didnt want to dance to have it a little bit quieter to sit and talk, but we werent convinced it was for us. It seems like people with this setup have their dj supply large screens so people in one room can still see whats going on in the other room. I think if you love the place you can make it work, you just need to think about your priorities and how it will feel to you.

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