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So you’ve decided to get married, you’ve also decided that you’d like to be joined together in holy matrimony during the winter period. That should be fairly straight forward, with not much to consider right? Wrong! Fortunately we’ve compiled this little collection of tips and tricks for you to take into account when planning your winter wedding. Read on to make sure you don’t make the same mistakes many other couples have made when planning winter weddings at Suffolk wedding venues. Travel One of the most important considerations has to be travel arrangements. If you’re holding a winter wedding, you need to prepare and take into account things like inclement weather and snow. Not only can these weather conditions play a determining factor in the wedding itself, but most importantly, they can potentially delay the travel arrangements of guests by blocking and slowing down roads, cancelling flights and creating treacherous travel conditions. If you’re worried about this we’d advice planning ahead and liaising with the various Suffolk wedding venues to find out what they advise and if there are any precautions you can take in advance to ensure this doesn’t ruin your wedding. Accommodation Accommodation plays a key role when planning any wedding, however, it becomes doubly important when planning and preparing for a wedding in the winter. As we mentioned above, inclement weather can, and if you have bad luck, probably will affect your special day in some capacity. To prepare for this, we advise consulting the potential wedding venues you’re assessing for advice and then preparing suites or rooms in advance for those that may be unable to travel home following the wedding itself. This way, it takes a weight off your own chest and will ensure that guests don’t drop out for fear of being stranded or fear of being unable to travel. There are plenty of Suffolk wedding venues who will be able to cater to this requirement. The Ring Bearer One thing that’s quite cool about hosting a winter wedding is the opportunity it creates for the ring bearer of the wedding. As with a summer wedding, the ring bear and ceremony might be themed with a summer tilt. With a winter wedding, you could look at incorporating elements of the winter season and weather into your ring bearer ceremony, such as having the ring carried or displayed on an icicle, or something similar. Be On Time We can’t stress enough how important it is to plan for the unpredictable weather conditions. Perhaps the best way to plan in advance for this is to be on time. Better yet, as a rule, plan on being half a day early. This will give you time to account for travel delays and also comfortably situate yourself with time to prepare and unwind in time for the wedding ahead. There are a number of Suffolk wedding venues that will be happy to accommodate you with this requirement.
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