Ever thought about the safety measures at your wedding venue? Maggie from the Lighthouse at Glen Cove Marina shares surprising tips to keep your celebration stress-free and secure.

When it comes to weddings, safety often takes a back seat to décor and logistics. Maggie from the Lighthouse at Glen Cove Marina reminds us why it shouldn’t. From her early days navigating earthquake protocols at Paramount Pictures to her current role managing wedding venues, Maggie has seen it all.

We discussed why fire safety and evacuation plans are crucial, especially for venues in areas prone to wildfires. Maggie shared how couples can prepare for unexpected emergencies, from having water stations during heatwaves to accounting for elderly guests’ comfort.

One surprising tip? Always look for the exits when touring a venue. It’s a small habit that could make a big difference in a critical moment. Maggie also highlighted the importance of catering safety, from managing food allergies to ensuring proper staff training.

Finally, we dove into real-life stories, including one involving a guest and an unexpected edible. Maggie’s ability to handle emergencies with calm professionalism left us all with valuable lessons.

Highlights

• Why fire safety and evacuation plans are essential for wedding venues
• How to ensure your venue can handle heat-related emergencies
• The importance of water stations and shaded areas for guests
• What couples should ask venues about safety certifications and staff training
• Real-life safety incidents and how Maggie handled them seamlessly
• Why hiring an EMT for your wedding day is worth every penny

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