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on 11/1/2007 In the snow - Don't let winter weather put you off from having your dream wedding outdoors! Snow makes a beautiful backdrop to any wedding ceremony (as long as your decorations aren't white). Just be sure to have outdoor heaters, have the wedding start ON TIME, and have the reception indoors!
on 1/5/2006 Some places stay marshy. Make sure your outdoor location is on good solid ground; that way high heels and chairs will not sink into the ground.
on 7/5/2007 I think it is nice to have it outside on your lawn if you can accommodate the number of people you would like to have. The ceremony can be on the lawn and tables can be set up inside your house for a lunch or dinner afterward. The bar can be outside.
on 11/22/2005 This may not be for everyone, but think about planning an outdoor wedding on the waterfront. There may be nothing more breathtaking than a view of the ocean during the ceremony. Specific wedding consultation is offered for ceremonies by the sea.
on 11/22/2005 Make sure you figure out where the sun will be at the time of your ceremony. You don't want it glaring right into your eyes, or into your guests' eyes.
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