Wedding Perfectionist?????

If you're wanting snow in December you're best off looking in the northern midwest to east. I'm in Kansas/Missouri and I think the last time it snowed in December was 2017

I agree with Caitlin. Most states don't start getting regular snow until Jan/Feb. So if you want it reliably in December, you'd probably have to go pretty north, like Minnesota or something up in the northeast. Or maybe somewhere elevated in Colorado or so, but that might be tricky to get to. And I'd make sure to do a lot of research before booking anything, to make sure they usually get snow around your date.

I live in the North Texas area, and unfortunately, you won't get the snow you're looking for. In December, you'll mainly get ice and wintry-mix, if anything. Always enough to shut down the DFW area though!

Be careful wishing for snow in December in Texas. It doesn't happen often and since the state is not really equipped for snow a lot of places completely close down for the smallest bit of snow. Vermont is beautiful in December you can also try parts of Pennslyvania or Upstate NY. Best of luck to you!

I agree with PPs. You're going to want to look further north (and possibly east) for venues if you want snow. The last two Christmases (we're now in the St. Louis area) it's been in the 60s!

We've only been here a couple of years, but I'd agree with the pps who've said that snow in TX seems to just shut everything down. Because it's so rare, the state/local governments/businesses just close everything since they don't have the necessary equipment to keep the roads/airports/etc. open. My husband is from Chicago and just shakes his head and laughs when a dusting of snow (or, more often ice) in TX is treated like a national emergency. If you truly want snow for your wedding, do yourself a favor and look at places that know how to handle snow -- like the northeastern US and the upper Midwest, or maybe the the Sierra Nevada region in the west (a snow resort like Mammoth or Tahoe is going to know how to deal with snow, but that is also prime/expensive season). However, realize that even in places with regular winter snow, in a heavy winter storm, things will close down and travel can become difficult if not impossible. Good luck!