White Wedding
If you’re lucky enough to get a bit of snow on your wedding
day, then you will have the perfect scene for your wedding album. It would look
beautiful and you will be so delighted with the end result.
Everything is earlier
You’ll get less sunlight in the evening which isn’t
necessarily a selling point of the winter season, on the other hand you’ll get
to start the party that bit earlier which means you get longer to enjoy it.
Also, the light at dusk could make for a magical photo opportunity.
Save a bit of money
A lot of suppliers would give discounts in the winter time
so tap into that. Some suppliers are super busy all year round but certainly
shop around to see who would do you guys a good deal in the months like January
and February, especially if you are going for a weekday wedding.
More availability
You have a much better chance of getting the venue of your
dreams during winter simply because there is less demand. It is also much more
acceptable to have a midweek wedding during the winter as people will find it
easier to get off work, provided it’s not too close to Christmas.
Seasonal party
If you have your wedding in mid November or late January
your day will be anticipated greatly by your guests. Chances are that most of
your guests won’t have too many huge events like a wedding in between summer
and winter and if you have it in late January it will give people time to
recover from Christmas.
Honeymoon goals
You will get much better honeymoon rates in Winter than you
would at other times of the year. Resorts will be less crowded with families
because there will be no school holidays and everything will be generally
cheaper, flights, accommodation, everything!