Pick a good time for your wedding
The heat can be brutal on your wedding. But even if you're okay standing in the sun, think of your guests. High temperatures are not for everyone, especially older people and little kids. To avoid the heat (and the crowds), consider a morning or sunset ceremony. Can't schedule your ceremony at one of these times? Go ahead and have it in the afternoon, but find a shady spot on the beach that's likely to catch a cool breeze. Be sure to check what the weather will be like, and inform guests so they can dress accordingly. Also check the tide schedules. Also be sure to choose a resort and make reservations far enough in advance!

Wedding Aisle Assurance
If you're walking down the aisle and it rained the night before, watch your step! Heels can get stuck and sink into wet grass. take a practice walk beforehand so you know what to expect

Unpredictable wedding weather
Fall weather can be unpredictable: what starts out as a sunny warm day can turn into a chilly evening.  Be prepared for both extremes.  Have portable heaters available if you’re planning an outdoor fall wedding, and dress the bridal party in layers.

Candles outside
Using candles in your ceremony or reception? Use them with glass hurricanes so the wind doesn't extinguish the flame
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