So you thought about the time and venue for ceremony and reception (see what I mean about lists becoming lists!), time to think about what time of the year you want to get married.
Autumn, Spring, Summer or Winter? What is the best season to get married in? Is there a best time of year?
Unless your country experiences bad weather at certain time of the year, any time of the year is perfectly fine. It all depends on what you want to do on your wedding.
Normally spring or summer is associated with outdoor weddings because the days are long and the weather is nice and warm. Whereas autumn and winter are general considered suitable for indoor weddings.
However this is not a hard and fast rule!
So long as you have suitable clothing and heating, no one said you can't have an outdoor wedding in winter. Just imagine having a wedding when there is snow on the ground or when the leaves are falling off the trees. It will make wonderful photos!
Then again, if summer for you and the guest is just too hot to handle but you still want the long days to party then having an indoor wedding would be refreshing indeed. And if any of your guests wish to enjoy the sun then they can venture out while you keep your cool in the venue.
I think technically, I had an autumn wedding but for some reason (maybe global warming) the weather in October was really nice. In fact on the actual day, we had lovely sunshine and it was nice and warm throughout the day so I didn't have to worry about getting cold.
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