I plan to get married outside in the UK...yes am i mad??! When do you all think is the best time? At the moment i have May in mind (end of). The venue we have chosen has a stunning area outside where you can marry, i've never seen anything like it apart from in the movies so we have our heart set on it. Its really important that it does not rain! I know this can never be guaranteed but i'm hoping to choose a time of year when its least likely to happen.
CommentAuthorKayteeG
Very brave, but could be beautiful! I'd love an outdoor wedding! Probably april/may or september time would be best as even if the weather isn't great, there shouldn't be as many rainstorms or muggy weather! Are you having a marquee? x
CommentAuthorKayteeG
Whereabouts are you thinking? x
CommentAuthorMrsC
where are u getting married the weather in this country is mad glasgow = rain london = sun and vice versa!
CommentAuthorWeeMintyMonkie
My brother and his wife were married out side on the 25th of June last year! xxx
Oxfordshire, so south. I don't mind if its a dull cloudy day, just as long as it doesnt rain! We are having a marquee for the reception. If it does rain, we have to wed inside the Garden Room which isn't as nice as the beautiful grounds, it doesn't compare x
CommentAuthorMrsC
i think may/june would be the best time usually dry at that time!
CommentAuthorAnnette
I'm having an outside wedding as well! I'm going for early august :S so a bit fifty fifty on whether it will rain or not :/ We're looking at two venues atm, one where everything will be moved inside if it rains (not what I want really), and another that has a marquee so it doesn't matter if it rains, they even cover the ceremony area in case of rain, so it's all guaranteed to be outside which is really important to me.
My only advice is hope for the best, buy some pretty bridal umbrellas just in case, and make sure you have a plan B!
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CommentAuthorNicsquared
I think its variable every year so no month is better than another - i'd just keep my fingers crossed and like the others said - have a good plan B
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CommentAuthorSpecialSundae
We're getting married outside in April next year. Make sure you have a plan B.
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CommentAuthorInDreamland
You're brave and it does sound lovely, maybe just have a plan B just in case it rains? If you have a plan B then it's less likely to rain and you'll have a perfect warm sunny day xxx
Married the love of my life on Saturday 11th May 2013 xxx
Had our dream perfect honeymoon in Hawaii!
CommentAuthorElinor Claire
I generally feel that the weather is better in late spring and early autumn than in summer.
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CommentAuthorVelcro
just have a plan B set upi just in case as you can never predict good old British weather we can have sunshine in december and snow in June!!! You've ver brave lol!
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