Summer or winter wedding?
Summer or winter wedding?
It's true that depending on where you live, summer can be mild and pleasant or hot. However, spring and summer remain two of the peak seasons for weddings. We have many pros.
* In summer the chance of rain is low, so the dreaded plan B seems further away than ever.
* The days are longer, so you enjoy more hours of daylight, and this is ideal for photography!
However, we also have several cons.
* Since it's peak season, venue and vendor prices may be higher, and if you don't plan your wedding ahead of time, it may be difficult to find availability.
Although it is becoming more and more fashionable, there are still many couples who prefer to get married in the fall, and even more so in the winter.
We understand that winter isn't the same everywhere, but here we are fortunate to enjoy cool but mild temperatures.
the pros:
It's not peak season, so it'll be easier to find availability from the top suppliers on the market.
* The decorative options are varied and more original, allowing you to play with textiles, flowers, and textures that are not suitable for the heat and much less visible.
Among the cons we have:
* Keep in mind that your bridal look should be appropriate for the season; you don't want to be cold! If you were planning on wearing a light, airy dress, you'll have to change your mindset. Winter bridal fashion is spectacular!
It's true that depending on where you live, summer can be mild and pleasant or hot. However, spring and summer remain two of the peak seasons for weddings. We have many pros.
* In summer the chance of rain is low, so the dreaded plan B seems further away than ever.
* The days are longer, so you enjoy more hours of daylight, and this is ideal for photography!
However, we also have several cons.
* Since it's peak season, venue and vendor prices may be higher, and if you don't plan your wedding ahead of time, it may be difficult to find availability.
Although it is becoming more and more fashionable, there are still many couples who prefer to get married in the fall, and even more so in the winter.
We understand that winter isn't the same everywhere, but here we are fortunate to enjoy cool but mild temperatures.
the pros:
It's not peak season, so it'll be easier to find availability from the top suppliers on the market.
* The decorative options are varied and more original, allowing you to play with textiles, flowers, and textures that are not suitable for the heat and much less visible.
Among the cons we have:
* Keep in mind that your bridal look should be appropriate for the season; you don't want to be cold! If you were planning on wearing a light, airy dress, you'll have to change your mindset. Winter bridal fashion is spectacular!
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