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It actually did end up snowing for our wedding, and it turned out our guests (most from Louisiana) loved getting to play in it.
I worried about rain, but we lucked out and didn't get any :) We had an outdoor wedding, but had a backup plan incase of foul weather, but it just wasn't as nice as being oustide. Good luck!
Getting married in NC on Oct 3rd. outside. I'm TERRIFIED that the weather is going to be bad! Ahh lets just pray to the weather God's that things are beautiful!
With the exception of our dinner which will be inside the club house, the rest of our wedding day will hopefully be outside. Ceremony, cocktail hour, and dancing under the stars, I hope. I have such big plans for how the decor will look amongst the mature trees that are on the golf course, that it will be a little heart breaking if we have to move it all inside. Not to mention the deposit on the tents and rentals that we are paying for for the outside stuff. Buuuuuuuuuut worst case scenerio, we will have the whole wedding inside the club house, and it will be absolutely lovely. :)
Our date is Dec 14 and we are going to be just outside of Baltimore Maryland. I am really hoping no rain but I actually want snow! I am not sure what I will do if it is warm and sunny...all the dresses and everything were picked for cold weather, lol. Knowing my luck I will get rain, oh well, its supposed to be good luck, right?
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I'm pretty much convinced that it will rain on my wedding day. I live in Cleveland, Ohio. The big joke around here is "Don't like the weather? Wait a minute...it will change." We're getting married on May 22 so it could be anywhere from a balmy 80 degrees to a cold and dreary 50 degrees. The thing is, I figure if I'm prepared for cold rainy weather, then I wont be disappointed when it happens. And if it turns out to be sunny then YAY for us!! I don't know the last time it's snowed in May in Cleveland, though, but ya never know.
Always have a backup! You are so smart for doing that! If it rains, you'll get sick of hearing "rain is good luck," so think of this: "don't judge a day by it's weather." You have no control over that situation, but you can plan for keeping yourself and guests warm, dry, and happy, and having things run as smoothly as possible in case Mother Nature doesn't cooperate.
Also, don't forget about a backup location for your rehearsal. Your RD location can work for this: the most important thing to cover who walks in and out with whom and the order of ceremony.
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Can you put up tents if it does rain at all? And does it have to be outdoors? Because I've been to some wedding venues here in San Diego where they take weddings indoors when rain occurs as a backup since whether is never 100% predictable.
I'm worried about rain or cold temperatures! Our wedding is technically on the second day of Spring - but March in Atlanta could be 70 and snowing, could be pouring rain, or could be nice weather but 40 degrees. I'm honestly more worried about cold temperatures than anything - if it is beautiful out but freezing I don't know if it is fair to insist people be outside - let alone walk down the aisle in what will (hopefully) be a strapless dress!
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I'm getting married outside on Saturday and I have been stalking the weather!! One day it says 60% rain, then 0%, then 30%...I am so stressed. Also all of the weather websites each say something different. Literally I have been checking 4 sites with 4 totally different forecasts. I am giving it until Tuesday before I go into full on panic mode. Our wedding AND reception are outdoors with little space for a tent to go for backup. Please send sunny wedding day prayers my way! 
I'm getting married at the end of May next year in NYC, and considering how the weather's been recently, I'm afraid it will be frigidly cold, extremely hot, or downpouring!
Aw yay for helpful "crews" lol. Go to Sam's Club and pick up some quick-melt stuff to throw on the stairs, etc so nobody slips.
We're worried about rain. We get LOTS of rain here in the midwest, esp in mid-june. It's raining all week right now. I"m hoping for a sunny, nice, not too warm June 20th. If it rains, our outdoor ceremony gets moved to the location's backup--a quaint, wooden old school chapel above the reception hall. Our pics might suck, and if they do, I'm going to rehire my photographer for a post-wedding photo session and get all dolled up again.
Stuff happens! I can't fix the weather and worrying about it doesn't help. All you can do is prepare!!!! Target has umbrellas, so if rain is projected, I'll swing by and pick up a bunch for my ladies and I!
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I'm definitely nervous!! I live in Arkansas where the weather can be really bipolar!! But we're renting an indoor and out door facility just in case
I'm worried about rain, even tornado like weather, but that's what back-up plans are for. Glad you have one!
jdelaney3***** I just said a ton of prayers to let mother nature know that she needs to give the clouds and rain a day off so the sun can come out and play!!! :)
We spoke about "what if it rains" we have decided that it won't be a big deal and we'll just head back to our place (with things already planned for the what if) and have the ceremony there... and thats good because our reception will be there too :)
It rained the night before our wedding, and it left the ground too wet to put chairs on, so our treehouse wedding turned into a tree-lined road wedding, where the chairs were put on asphalt. It ended up working out great! And I came up with it on the spot. You just have to be flexible and ready to make things work.
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It rained, sleeted and snowed the day of our wedding (November 15th). I was really hoping for a beautiful day - but we just didn't get it. During the day I realized it was snowing (the first snow of the season) and started getting a little tearful. When I texted my Husband I said "It's Snowing!!! Oh No!" He wrote back, "It's okay baby...Flakes of Love!" After that, I didn't care about it at all. We had a gorgeous wedding. And even though we didn't get the gorgeous outdoor fall photos i was hoping for - we still got gorgeous pictures inside the club!
My suggestion is to set up some sort of back up plan. You just never know about weather. My best friend got married November 10th one year before us and it was 72 degrees and sunny that day - one year later, in the same city it was 45 degrees and snowing!!!
We have a rain plan, but I don't love it. So I'm hoping. Farmer's Almanac has that weekend as the lowest chance of rain for about a month, but pretty hard to predict. Fingers crossed.
It rained and rained until about 2 hours before my sister's ceremony. So there's hope if you have faith I guess.
We have a rain plan as well but it sucks - I dont want to get married inside the clubhouse LOL - We have our wedding on the gulf course. We didnt plan the wedding during my time off b/c its way too hot in Florida during the summer as its hurricane season - however being in school its my only option to have it early in the semester away from law school finals - so we stuck with October - however, there is hurricanes to consider but hopefully we dont get any late hurricanes - we still put a provision in our contract allowing us to change the date with no additional charges should i hurricane threaten the area - SOMETHING I HIGHLY RECOMMEND FOR ANY SOUTH FLORIDA BRIDE DURING HURRICANE SEASON WITH ALL YOUR VENDORS - make sure it is in there just in case.
Rain is good luck so if a hurricane heads our way I guess that's a sign of extra bliss for the marriage LOL! It can rain all day - but hopefully it stops before ceremony and cocktail time LOL!
Definitely! November in Wisconsin can be unpredictable. I'm not sure whether to pack umbrellas or boots in our emergency bag.
We're in Minnesota. In November. So I have no hope for good weather at all. We considered a winter wedding (in January) but realistically, the blizzard risk is just too high. Or the -40 temp risk, haha. But even if we went for summertime, there's no assurance it would have been nice. C'est la vie.
dont JINX it! dont even think about it! what is this stuff you call rain and snow!?!? there is no such thing!
march + pacific northwest = all the weather you want. I'm assuming 50mph wind and rain, and hoping for sun!
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I am getting married October 23, 2009 and I am already thinking and stressing about the weather. You just never know here in Denver what the weather is going to do. We could have a blizzard one day and then the next day the sun will be out and the snow melted.
Most of my family is driving from Texas so I am so nervous about the weather and hopefully it won't be snowing.
We are getting married in a pavillion so it is covered but there still is a long walk through the gardens on a sidewalk to the pavillion. We do have the back up plan of being able to get married in the ballroom where our reception will be but we are forking over mega bucks to completely revamp the decor of the pavillion.
I am going to have you gals do a "no snow prayer" to mother nature!! :)
My fiance said he will have his crew out there the morning of the wedding using snow blowers and salt for the sidewalks! :)