Setting a wedding day is extremely
important because it will influence every single part of the wedding planning.
Before you get to a particular date, though, you should first find the right
season for you and your Big Day.
How to do that? We have some tips for you –
so read on and find out more.
- Your budget will have a say in this. If you have a restricted budget, our advice is to set a wedding season outside of the most popular ones (spring and summer). From September to March, prices for venues and vendors tend to be lower – and you can still plan a truly dreamy wedding in these months as well.
- Of course, you should LIKE the season you choose for your wedding. If you are a person who loves warmth and sunshine and set a wedding date in full November, you might feel that it’s not like you have always wanted it to be. You could, for example, have a March wedding or a September wedding instead (if budget is an issue).
- Last, but definitely not least, consider the wedding style you want as well. For instance, if you want to have an outdoor rustic wedding, doing this in the winter may be a lot more difficult than doing it in any other season. Likewise, if you want to wear a strapless wedding dress made from veil and lace, you might find that it’s not a feasible option for a chilly month of December…
Looking for the most talented and dedicated
wedding planner? Contact B.A. Bride Wedding and
Event Planning right now! Call us and tell us about your dream wedding –
we’re here to make sure it happens exactly as you want it. Hire us and you will
never regret it!
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