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What is the Best Time of Year to Get Married?

When it comes to choosing a wedding date, there are a lot of things to take into consideration. Everything from the wedding theme, colors, and even cost are affected by what time of year you choose to get married.

Before choosing your wedding day, take some time to consider all the variables. You don’t need to rush this decision. Look at all your options and take in all your ideas before settling on the date.

You also need to consider how long you want your engagement to be. Whether you prefer short engagements of long engagements will also be a major factor in the timing. If you want a short engagement, that will probably limit you to about two seasons to choose from.

In the rest of this video, I will break down the different seasons and months for your consideration.

Spring is a lovely time of year to be married. There is new growth and new life all around, making it the perfect backdrop to the blooming love and commitment taking place.

Spring weddings tend to not be as popular due to the higher chances of rain. Melting snow and wet conditions could put a damper on wedding plans, especially if an outdoor wedding is desired.

Getting the perfect flowers can be expensive if they aren’t in season at the time of your wedding. Here are some lovely flowers that look beautiful in the spring.

Spring is probably not the best time of year for an outdoor wedding. Not that it can’t be done, but you will need to have a good back up in case those April showers put a damper on the day. Also, if it’s raining, it might be more challenging to get your dresses, flowers, decor, and other wedding day gear in the venue without getting everything all wet.

The good thing about spring weddings is you have an opportunity to get a venue at a lower price if you choose one of the early months. Before peak season, it should also be easier to book the event because fewer dates are taken up.

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