Is 50-60 too cold for an outside ceremony?

I'd be freezing !!

I'd be freezing my ass off and my bones would literally hurt.

It was 74° out today and I was freezing, so yeah way too cold

It'll be way too cold for guests!!!

Yeah, do the ceremony inside. You can always go outside to take pictures

Sounds chilly especially without sun and in dresses - most ladies don't wear hose so they would be especially cold

It's too cold for the ceremony after the sun goes down. It's going to 60 in NJ, but at 4:37ish the sun is going to go down and it's going to be dark and cold.

If you want pix out there, do that, but do the ceremony inside.

Yes that is too cold. Have it inside.

Would you want to sit outside for around a 30-45 minutes in a dress and heels in an uncomfortable folding chair while its 50-60 degrees out?

If you said to yourself "id be alright with that." you're lying to yourself. No. That is not okay. Don't do that to your guests.

Brrrrr. That should be a no go. lol

Ours is Friday and will be around 47 by the time the ceremony ends and we are still having it outside just bring jackets and ask guests to bring them as well you should be fine

Way too cold!

@Tori, that's incredibly rude to your guests.

@tori are you serious?

Tori that's so rude.

OP, yes, it'll be too cold.

Wow! 47 and outside ceremony??

OP don't listen to Tori. If you are not comfortable, neither will your guests.

@Tori - hope you realize how many guests will be pissed!

If in the sun, 60 would be lovely. Dark and 50, not so much.

What time does it actually get dark? If you're running at all late, you could potentially have your ceremony in pretty awful lighting and it would be hard for your guests to see everything. 60 isn't terrible, but 60 with no sun can be brisk. Unless you plan on handing out blankets and having heat lamps, I'd skip the outdoor ceremony. And that's coming from someone that spends a LOT of time outside in all weather.

@tori that's just cruel

I wouldn't want to be sitting outside for more than 5 minutes in that temperature. Couldn't wear a dress and probably not heels, either. Most likely boots.

If you insist, I'd say please invest in a huge conventional heater. This may help knock the edge off a bit.