Amy Nelson, from Wedding Day Dance UK who are based in Marlborough but provide services across the country, said the reforms would mean couples do not need to have weddings “in two parts”.
Nelson said often couples who want a certain unlicensed venue have to have the legal ceremony on a different day.
“Some people can’t have the celebration they want because it doesn’t fit into what’s legal.”
Nelson said the reforms would particularly benefit people like her clients, who are very intentional with their decisions for the wedding.
“I think it will allow people to do what’s special to them,” she said.
“It will be so nice for the people who really do value the personal touches of their wedding day,” she added.
When it comes to current licensed venues, Nelson said some may struggle, especially those who “don’t provide a great service”.
Nelson said she hoped the potential changes could allow couples “to have a wedding they want for the price they can afford”.
“These changes that’s achievable for them,” she added.