Summer lovin
Summer weddings have a dreamy, sunlit quality that many couples adore. The season is bursting with lush greens, long days, and endless opportunities for creative outdoor settings. June is the unofficial kickoff to wedding season—an enchanting time full of promise and vivid natural backdrops. Still, every season comes with its own mix of pros and cons.
Ask Yourself:
• Which season fills you with energy? Do warm, sunny days boost your mood or not?
• Have you pictured yourself in a light, breezy gown or suit—perfect for a summer celebration?
• How does your venue’s location play into the choice? A summer day in the Midwest can be delightful, but the same heat in a desert might be overwhelming.
• Is your dream wedding outdoors? If so, consider which seasons offer your desired venue options.
• What floral arrangements speak to you—tropical bursts of color, classic garden blooms, or wild, carefree bouquets?
• Do you lean toward a vivid, colorful palette, or do you favor a more minimalist green and white look?
The Upside:
• Ease of Travel: With many guests on vacation, summer is a popular time for family and friends to gather.
• Extended Daylight: Longer days mean plenty of natural light for stunning photographs—even those late-afternoon beach sunsets.
• Outdoor Freedom: Whether it’s a backyard, a hotel patio, or a grand tent under the stars, outdoor receptions are wonderfully accessible.
• Unique Touches: From fireworks to sparkler send-offs and waterside ceremonies, summer weather offers endless creative possibilities.
• Floral Abundance: With a wealth of seasonal blooms available, your wedding décor can be as colorful as your imagination allows.
The Downside:
• Peak Pricing You're not the only one wanting a dream summer wedding, vendors will often charge their highest prices during the summer.
• Weather Woes: In some regions, the heat (or humidity) can make a summer event less comfortable for guests.
• Peak-Season Pressures: With so many couples choosing summer, venues and vendors might be booked well in advance, limiting your options.
• Wardrobe Limitations: The heat may restrict choices—heavy fabrics and layered looks might not be the best fit for a hot summer day.
Some last questions:
Should I get married in the summer?
If you love the idea of a bright, energetic atmosphere with ample outdoor options, summer might be the perfect choice—especially if your venue is in a region with comfortable temperatures. However, if you live in a very hot or humid area, consider the possibility of discomfort for you and your guests.
When is the best time to get married in the summer?
Early summer months can be ideal before the peak heat sets in. Late spring transitioning to early summer offers a balance of gorgeous weather and plenty of daylight without the extreme heat that midsummer might bring.
How do I beat the summer heat?
Plan for shaded or indoor alternatives during the hottest part of the day, provide hydration stations for guests, and consider lighter menu options to keep everyone comfortable.
Eitherway as a summer wedding ourselves we can't recommend it enough. If you are looking for a photographer or vidoegrapher to capture your dream summer wedding, inquire now!