There are many considerations to make when planning a wedding. There are several factors to think about, including the time of year, the availability of your guests, and what you and your partner like best as individuals. Whether you are looking for ideas for a small, intimate wedding or a large-scale extravagant event, there are many things to consider when choosing the perfect time of year to say "I do." There are pros and cons for each season; whether it's rainy or sunny, snowy or sunny, there's something for everyone! As a wedding photographer, I want to reveal which are the best months to get married and why to choose a certain season so you can take original and memorable wedding photos.
Getting married in Spring
Spring is an ideal time to get married because it usually brings with it warm and sunny weather. In addition, it tends to be a popular time for weddings because the flowers are in bloom, which makes for beautiful bouquets and location. It is also the perfect time for a romantic outdoor ceremony with your partner, surrounded by the beauty of nature. Getting married in spring is the perfect opportunity to combine your two favorite things: love and flowers! Another reason to get married in spring is that it is one of the most popular seasons for engaged couples.
This means that there will be many other couples getting married at the same time, so there may be more competition for locations and vendors. That said, spring weddings are spectacular and can be very romantic, especially when the weather starts to warm up. One of the best things about spring is that you have many options when it comes to attire-you can get married in a sweater and jeans or a sundress if you want to be more casual.
Getting married in the Summer
If you are looking for a very elegant and sophisticated wedding, a summer wedding might be for you. Summer weddings are often very formal and are a great option if you want a very traditional or classic look. Summer weddings are usually held in the afternoon or towards evening, an ideal time for photographs. If you want to get married outdoors, you may want to choose a time of day when the sun is lower in the sky so as to create the right atmosphere.
Getting married in Autumn
Autumn is a beautiful time of year, with many warm and colorful leaves. The weather is ideal for outdoor weddings and it is also a good time to book locations, as they are likely to have more availability as the summer months are winding down. Fall is a great time to get married if you want a more rustic look and feel for your wedding. Warm colors are perfect for fall, and you can really indulge in decorations and flowers that reflect this time of year. Fall is also a good time to get married if you plan to have an indoor wedding, because the weather starts to cool down and it may be better to have it indoors rather than risk a cold and rainy day outside.
Getting married in Winter
A wedding in Winter is the perfect choice for a winter wedding. If you want to opt for a very traditional and classic look, winter is the perfect time to do it. Many couples choose a winter wedding because it is very common and traditional to do it on Christmas and New Year's Day, which is when most winter weddings are held. Winter is the perfect time to get married if you want to incorporate lots of glittery decorations, as the dust and sparkles in the air make everything seem even more sparkly and magical. Winter is also a good time to get married if you want an indoor wedding with lots of candles and warm lights, as it is likely to be warmer inside than outside in the winter months.
HELLO! IT IS A PLEASURE TO MEET YOU, I AM
matteo
and i am a
wedding
photographer
In addition to being a wedding photographer, I am a husband (lucky!) and a dad (super lucky!).
I love happy tail wags and purring in the evening twilight, which is why we also have two beautiful furries in our family, Octavia and Nova.
I love the smell of the woods where everything is so wild, where you can reconnect deeply with nature. In the same way, I love the only means that allows you to stay firmly connected to the world around you, the motorbike.
My wife Giulia and I travelled across Europe to the North Cape, where we left a piece of our hearts.
