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Spring is the traditional time for a wedding, but really it should be whatever is best for you. A winter wedding at a ski resort is great for couples who love the snow. A summer beach wedding is great for couples who love the beach. What do you guys like?
I had a laid back indoor wedding simple because I cannot handle stress and would have hired a lawyer to sue mother nature had it rained on my wedding day, lol.
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We had our wedding in Massachusetts on May 15. The ceremony and cocktail hour was outside and it was beautiful - sunny and warm but not hot. Reception was indoors. Not super fancy but not completely laid back either. Very traditional flow to the day. If you do have an outdoor wedding, have a backup plan in case of rain.
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When both of you can get to the altar at the same time---lol.
We got married in June because we were both teachers at the time and that was the soonest we could schedule it. But really, we didn't care when we got married or even if we ended up doing so in jeans, we just wanted to get married. So I guess I'm not much help.
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Depends on where you live and the weather patterns. I got married in July. Which would sound perfect, but unfortunately it was also monsoon season. My outdoor wedding got put indoors. Since it was summer, it was totally laid back. The bridesmaids wore a simple white skirt with a purple top and white flip flops. My colors were lavender and yellow. I had sunflowers. It was just a small gathering with close friends and family. About 80 people were there. It was perfect.