There's a lot to think about...it's all really dependent on you, your fiance, your budget, and your guestlist.

First off, what DAY would you want it on? Weekday weddings are cheap but difficult; guests may have to choose between work or your wedding, which can cause complications to arise. Saturday weddings are most common, because they don't interfere with work or church, but are more expensive. Sunday weddings are cheaper and lovely, but interfere with the church (if you have it in a church), your pastor (if you use a pastor as your officiant), and guests who may attend church or have other religious customs.

Then there's the seasons: summer is very hot, so take that into consideration. However, school is out and there arent any holidays to maneuver around, so scheduling with your guests is less of a burden.

Winter is cold and full of holidays. Many guests may not want to spend their holidays at a wedding, so scheduling can be tricky. You may also have a hard time finding flowers in season. But the prices drop down quite a bit, and winter weddings tend to have a wonderful charm.

Spring is THE wedding season. Everyone gets married in spring. This means HIGH prices and competition for booking venues/catering/everything else. But all the pretty flowers are in season, the weather is beautiful, and the holidays aren't as big a factor.

Fall is honestly my choice. It's right before the rush of holidays, the prices from spring/summer have dropped, the weather is nice, and fall colors are nice and warm. But flowers, once again, may not be in season.

Once you figure all that out, then you can decide what date sounds nice to you 😊 find what's practical for you. Good luck, congrats, and hope you have a wonderful wedding and an even more beautiful marriage!

Choosing the date