Sunglasses during the ceremony

Well our party is very small -20- and the boat has covered seating with fans and it's large enough to fit 65 people, so it won't be crowded. There is an endless supply of water to drink as well as shade on the boat. Additionally, the time of the day the boat ride is scheduled for is to watch the sun go down. The reason I scheduled everything this way is because I've been in the sunset cruise multiple times and really enjoyed it and know our families will enjoy it too.

No, I don't live in Florida. You're like the 15th person on this forum to tell me i'm rude. Both of our families are excited for this event. I'm going to provide parasols for family as well as setting up fans for the guests. They're wearing whatever they want... hats and sunglasses. I was just asking specifically for me. FYI I've decided not to wear them.

Location, venue, and time of day are not being moved as all deposits have been paid and we're getting married August 16th.

I already have plans in place for my guests so stop assuming I'm not some selfish wretch that doesn't care about my family having to sit in the sun. I honestly don't see the ceremony lasting more than 15 minutes even.

@Shannon, whoa back up sweetie, I never called you rude... I merely asked if you lived here. Heat here is completely different than heat north or west coast. It's a hot, muggy heat. You will sweat, clothes will stick to you, guests will be uncomfortable. My boyfriend lives in one of the hottest parts of BC, and even he isn't prepared for the heat when he comes down.

The parasols, and fans are a good addition. It should help. Fifteen minutes in the sun down here is still absolute misery. I don't think any of us called you selfish. We were concerned for you and your guests.

Guess I should put in the other side of the issue. I too live in South Florida. It's not ideal, but we golf and play tennis midday through the summer. Summer memberships sold out at our club this year-we're not the only ones! I get the drama-but sitting through a 1/2 hour ceremony is certainly not a health/safety issue. Sounds like it's a done deal and there's no turning back at this point. Provide what you can to maximize your guests comfort-bottled water, fans, sunglasses, etc. At the end of the day they are in Key West (there are worse places to be) to see you get married. I'm sure it will be awesome.

I think you may regret wearing sunglasses. Although I would be tempted too

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