I did a bris in a country club a couple of months ago. While the decor was beautiful for the party, the lighting was a little inadequate for the circumcision.
Thankfully, when I asked for assistance, they were able to bring a standing lamp that provided the necessary light for the procedure.
When considering the venue - whether the bris will take place in a synagogue, a restaurant, a country club, or even your home - please remember that you want the mohel to be able to see what he is doing!
I would argue that as far as the choices you make for the circumstances of the bris, the lighting at the area where the bris itself will take place is perhaps the most important factor to consider.
People will either remember the party or they will not. But you don't want to run the risk of what could happen if the mohel could not see when operating on your son.
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