Best time to get married

I noticed that is a sunday date, right? if it is sunday then i would do 11am

View Quoted Comment Yes, but then it’s Martin Luther day on monday.. I was just worried because we have an open bar and i dont know if it’s ok to let people drink at 12 noon 😂😂 What do we do after 4 pm? thanks!

I would probably go with the later timeframe. You can google sunset times in your zip code on your date and it’ll tell you the exact time. I had to do that because I was getting married after daylight savings in the mountains.

Hello! I live 20 minutes from Fresno, around 530-6pm is when it starts to get get a little dark in January in our area

I would go for the later time frame! I personally would rather attend a wedding in the evening.

I would do 4pm. I couldn't imagine getting up and trying to get dressed for an 11am wedding.

I googled it and the sunset is at 5:09 on that date.

View Quoted Comment Do I have to worry about the rain?

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Its hard that we wont know the weather till the week of but you should be prepared for rain, have some canopies as a back up.

Date twins !!! I’m having a later start time. Almost all of your guests will have the next day off so it’ll be fine if they’re drinking late into the evening. If you want more of a celebratory party vibe for your reception and not a brunch/luncheon affair then the later time is a better option.

Are you talking about temperature or time of sunset/sunrise? The time is the same as anywhere else. Check accuweather.com for temperature ballpark. You can't really go wrong with either. Depends on how early you want to start getting ready.

I love the 430 to 930..sunsetting ..much cooler at that time and it depends which ever works out for u guys!!!...good luck

I think 4:30 is a much better idea than a morning wedding. Imagine how early you'd have to wake up!

Definitely the later timeframe unless you want more of a brunch wedding feel

I have a planning app based on date, time & location, sunset is at 5:09pm.