Corryn Banham
Corryn Banham 16 Oct 2019

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Thoughts on a March wedding? Found a dream venue, but the price is dramatically higher from April! I know the weather can’t be guaranteed, but we are hoping for luck ???????? End of March 2021

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Zara Garman
Zara Garman 17 Oct 2019

We were thinking 28th March but decided on 31st July same price for a Friday as a Saturday in March xx

UKbride Administrator
UKbride Administrator 17 Oct 2019

We get married in March for the exact reason. You can’t guarantee the weather at any time of year so why spend a fortune. Plus spring is the best time of year

Jo McPherson
Jo McPherson 17 Oct 2019

I’m getting married March next year. I think I will either have snow or daffodils. Both beautiful so I’m okay with that 😀

UKbride Administrator
UKbride Administrator 17 Oct 2019

My wedding was March 28th and was sunny x

Daniella Clarke
Daniella Clarke 17 Oct 2019

I’m getting married March 2020 and I found it so mcuh cheaper, they say rain is good luck on your wedding day as it tighten the knots if it gets wet🥰

UKbride Administrator
UKbride Administrator 17 Oct 2019

You can't guarantee the weather any time of the year in the UK so I would go for it! But then I got married 29th dec

UKbride Administrator
UKbride Administrator 17 Oct 2019

We booked our wedding for March 2018 all I will say is don’t go rural like we did. 7 foot snow drifts meant we had to reorganise it for 3 weeks later the day before the wedding.

Nathalie Walke
Nathalie Walke 17 Oct 2019

I had a August wedding and had weather warnings for strong winds and rains and it didn’t ruin it at all was good luck pictures were great and best of all I married my soul mate

Saskia Gerasch
Saskia Gerasch 17 Oct 2019

Getting married 21st March 2020 the weather is so unpredictable all year look at the summer we had x

UKbride Administrator
UKbride Administrator 17 Oct 2019

I’m getting married 19/03/2021, I don’t think weather will ruin your big day x

Deborah Dorrity
Deborah Dorrity 17 Oct 2019

I’m 21 March 2020 and I live in Northern Ireland where it always rains!

UKbride Administrator
UKbride Administrator 17 Oct 2019

We are getting married end of march 2021 too. Not for a money saving thing - my fiancé gets really hot really quick and didn't want a summer wedding and being all stuffy. We have found some stuff is cheaper, but that's just been a bonus for us xx

Joanna Fair
Joanna Fair 17 Oct 2019

We got married in March, it didn't make a difference to our price at all but it was amazing!

Nicola Campbell
Nicola Campbell 17 Oct 2019

Iam get married in October 22nd 2022 iam hope for a nice crisp moring xx

Tracy Bailey
Tracy Bailey 17 Oct 2019

Go for it, if that's when you wanna do it 😊 Maybe you could make sure the venue has indoor aswell as outdoor areas to fit all guests, just incase? We got married outside and luckily had perfect weather (in june) But there was a permanent marquee building too, and an alternative indoor place for the ceremony if the weather was severe. Hope you enjoy the planning, its stressful but exciting 😄💍

UKbride Administrator
UKbride Administrator 17 Oct 2019

I'm getting married March 2020, and my parents were also March.

Amanda Bridge
Amanda Bridge 17 Oct 2019

I'm getting married at the end of march next year, a. Because the weather is never guaranteed at any time of the year in this country and b. The price was a lot cheaper as it's classed as out of season. We will also be hoping the weather is nice but if not we will be getting umbrellas just in case x

Emily Mash
Emily Mash 17 Oct 2019

Weather is never guaranteed! Go for cheap and cheerful, even with rain or snow it’ll still be a fab day! It can rain all day in July for double the price

UKbride Administrator
UKbride Administrator 17 Oct 2019

I'm getting married 29th March 2020

Kelly Greenwood
Kelly Greenwood 17 Oct 2019

We are having 27th march 2020. Cant wait. I've been to weddings in summer and its rained and been cold. Xx

UKbride Administrator
UKbride Administrator 17 Oct 2019

Don't worry. a) I have been to many weddings with rain at all times of year (absolutely chucked it down at my sister's August wedding and at my Step-Brother's in May) and b) it's meant to be good luck... Wet knots are notably difficult to untie, so tying the knot on a wet day is said to lead to a tighter marriage bond.

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