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Step 1
Discuss with your spouse-to-be which season is her favorite. If you both have the same favorite season, planning the wedding will be a breeze. If not, however, you’ll want to discuss a compromise.
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Step 2
Choose the destination for the wedding before you choose the season. The location of the wedding will have a large impact on the season you choose.
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Step 3
Choose which season accentuates the best qualities of your wedding destination. If you want to get married in Maine, for example, there are some major differences between summer and winter.
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Step 4
Check the availability of both the church and the reception destination during different seasons. Depending on where you are getting married, a certain season will almost definitely have more openings than others.
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Step 5
Choose themes for your wedding before you choose a season. Many people will actually choose something like a color scheme, for example, based upon the season of the wedding.
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Step 6
Consider your guests while choosing a season. If you want a large crowd for your wedding, you’re going to want to pick a time of year in which it is easy for others to attend the wedding. Planning a winter wedding in a northern state, for example, may make it difficult for friends and relatives to attend (depending on the wedding).
