The best date of wedding?

Question

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Answer 1

Autumn is my favorite season, and I love autumn weddings. For one, it isn't too hot. There's nothing worse than having the longest day of your life be 90 degrees.

The colors are also gorgeous. All the rich reds, purples, browns, oranges, golds, etc. Any deep color works, really. I'm so tired of wedding colors being pastel. :-) No offense to anyone who is planning this.

There is more freedom with fall weddings, too. They can be either inside or outside, you can have chocolate cake if you want to, you can wear any style of dress you want. . . My wedding will definitely be in the fall.

Answer 2

I would love to give you an exact date, but that is more for you to decide. I think that every season has its plus side as well as its negative side.

For instance, while having your wedding in the winter may be cheaper in some locals, the weather is often unpredicatable and out of town guests may have difficulty taveling in due to those conditions.

The spring may be a nice time, especially since flowers would be in bloom and the weather would be changing to the better, however, the rush of spring weddings may cause rates to be a bit higher and competition for the locations might be an issue. You would also have to think about the fact that there are a lot of sporting events, hunting events, and things of that sort that may interfere with your plans.

Summer is an ideal time, not only because of the gorgeous weather, but of the unlimited possibilities you have in planning- from outdoor garden weddings to beach themed weddings. Summer however is the BUSIEST wedding season, as many people prefer to try and eliminate any weather barriers that may arise that could delay or cancel their weddings. Hot weather and outdoor weddings usually dont fair well for the fully dressed couple and their guests.

Finally- I think Fall is the best season to have a wedding in. Yes, school is starting, football season begins, hunting season begins again and thinks like that, but for the most part, the weather is usally always agreeable, and the colors that you can use bring a festive feel that you really cannot match. The colors on the trees are always amazing and can elminate much of the needs of flowers if you choose to do it outdoors.

So there is my opinion. Weddings in winter should have a more "home" feel to them. Spring should have a more "earth" feeling to them. Summer weddings can go more with the "fun" feeling. And the fall can be more "festive". I would suggest though staying away from major holidays, as flower prices, room rentals, airline prices and food prices tend to increase during those times. Also, to get married on a Friday or a Sunday would save you a lot of money!

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Answer 3

I had a winter themed (black ; white ; silver ; snowflakes) wedding on New Year's Eve 2002.

It was FANTASTIC!!! Most of our family and friends appreciated having party plans that night!! (Although some people left a bit early for their own traditional plans and we DID have a bit of a problem with out of town guests because of bad weather.)

Some of the expenses were a bit more because it was a holiday, but some were a bit less because it was also a Tuesday night.

Plus my hubby has no excuse for forgetting the date!! I don't know what that other person was saying about not picking a holiday because forever your friends won't know which to celebrate. (How many 'friends' celebrate anyone's wedding anniversary?)

What bugs me is people that pick a summer long weekend... It makes sense if you're having TONS of out of towners I guess, but it REALLY SUCKS for your local pals who are giving up a long weekend for your Saturday festivities and would rather spend one of their few long weekends camping or at the lake.

Answer 4

I think Saturday's are usually good for your guest and the date while that should be a date that is sentimental to you and your beloved or the day the you want to share as your wedding anniversary. I think it should be a date that is individual to you another words not a date of the mother in laws birthday or anyone Else's special date, this proves particularly nice when in the future it can be unshared with other obligations from family. Good luck and congrats!

Answer 5

I think that winter weddings are awesome and better to have because in the summer a lot of people go to a wedding every weekend and might get crabby!! A winter wonderland wedding is sooo pretty!!

Answer 6

Dec 30th, because most people will be taking time off around that time anyway, and not necessarily have plans until the next day. Plus people generally feel festive around that time of year.

Answer 7

Please - not a holiday. From now till death you and your friends will not know which to celebrate.
Check out where you want to go on your honeymoon - when can you get special rates?
Chances are you will need 6 to 9 months lead time if this is a fancy go.
Congratulations!

Answer 8

I think autumn. Its a beautiful season to celebrate. I like earthy details, pumpkins and autumn harvest and leaves for decorations. Browns, burnt orange and red for colors. Spicy cider for casual drink and wine from a vineyard for drink/drink.

Answer 9

I am getting married January 19,2008 that is a great time to get married and i am using the winter land theme with silver and blue and snowflakes and stuff.

Answer 10

4/20/02