Season Changes

I’d probably just look at venues and see what availability they have for dates in the months you are looking at and use that to make the decision between fall and winter. If you have a lot of out of town guests, winter can be trickier with snowstorms delaying flights, so it may make travel for challenging for those guests. On the other hand, depending on the venue, winter may be considered their “off-season” and be a little cheaper.

I personally prefer fall weddings! The oranges and reds and yellows are absolutely beautiful to me, not to mention the cooler weather. My fiance and I are actually getting married in October, so I may be a little biased..

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We live in NY and were thinking of vendors in PA, but snow can be tricky and unpredictable. We plan on having a small wedding and the travel time for guests would be around 2 and a half hours, but definitely am struggling to decide

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The main themes I was thinking for fall was either Rustic, Boho or Chic, Boho

View Quoted Comment Given this information, I’d lean towards fall since snow is less likely to be a problem versus in winter.

We choose fall. But our event is also inside.

I would choose fall, it’s BEAUTIFUL weather- but you also get light from the sun for longer in the fall! Think pictures!! & of course less cold