There are so many things to think about when it comes to planning a wedding. How many people will come? What venue will you choose? What food will you serve? But before you can answer any of those questions, you probably want to decide when the big day is going to be.
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The best seasons to get married in, according to wedding planners
Here's which season is best for you to get married depending on your weather preferences, budget, and guests.
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If you want comfortable weather, the best season is probably autumn.
Even if you choose an autumn wedding, you'll want to research local weather patterns.
But, autumn weddings can get pricey.
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If you want a budget-friendly wedding, look into winter months.
But, a winter wedding typically comes with unpredictable weather.
December can be a difficult month when it comes to conflicting schedules.
Overall, winter weddings are a great option if you're OK with the weather.
If floral arrangements are important to you, you might opt for a spring wedding.
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Summer weddings can be beautiful, but tricky.
If you're set on having a summer wedding, Kahn said it's important to work with a planner to figure out what the best time for that would be.
In the summer, you may also have added costs and local events to consider.
Overall, the season you choose depends on what matters the most to you and your partner.
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