A question has come up recently that really made me think and rethink again. "Why do most people get married in the summer?" There are many amazing benefits of a summer wedding, however, planning your wedding during the "wedding season" can sometimes feel like trying to win a decathlon...blind-folded. If you’d like to easily relieve some stress and you have a tight wedding budget, consider the off season for your big day!
Avoiding some of the pains that come with the wedding season is always welcome. After all, you can only negotiating with every single vendor so much before you feel like you’re wearing thin. The end result can lose some of its "grandness" and who wants a watered-down wedding? Couples put more pressure on themselves (and their wallets) by getting married in the summer. The wedding season officially begins the Saturday of Memorial Weekend until September. Here are a few benefits of considering a different season of the year:
So why not have your wedding extravaganza in the fall (amazing colors), winter (wonderland anyone) or spring (like summer but less expensive and more moderate weather). Save yourself a headache! You deserve it.
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