Man, it’s getting so hot! It’s only the beginning of summer…I haven’t done much research about global warming myself, but it sure seems like it’s true. It’s just getting hotter and hotter each year. It’s ridiculous!
What does this entry have anything to do with weddings??? Brides, this entry is for you! Okay, maybe it’s really only for the So. Cal. brides. I know everyone thinks that summer is the best time to get married. But honestly, IMHO, I think it’s the worst time to get married! Especially if you have an outdoor wedding with no shades! With the increasing heat each year. It is just getting way too hot to get married in the summer. Everyone’s always sweating bullets during the ceremony. The bride’s make up starts to melt, the groom’s dripping with sweats because he’s wearing layers of clothing. I seriously don’t know how the guys do it. It’s not like they can wear a tube gown and be cool. Even with a tube gown, it can get super hot for the brides because of the petty coat and all the other layers underneath.
A quick story: One of my brides got so hot with all the layers of petty coat underneath her gown that she started doing the stripper dance to cool her legs off. It was so hilarious! I loved it cuz her lifting her dress up high, revealing all the layers underneath, and kicking her legs high in the air made great photo opps. But man, poor her!


Yes, I know most people are concerned about the rain in the spring
season. But see, the thing is that most place have a back up plan when
it rains. So there’s really nothing to worry about. Personally, I
rather deal with the rain and the back up plan, than to have my make up
melt during the ceremony. Plus, if you have your wedding during the
spring or fall, it’s only possible rain, not guaranteed. But if you
get married during summer, you’re guarantee to have that beating 90
degree heat!
Okay, another tip for the brides. A lot of times when you have a
wedding in the spring or fall season, you most likely will have a
little bit of overcast weather, which is great for photography. The
entire sky acts as a huge soft box that gives diffused light, gently
falls on the bride’s beautiful face. It’s just amazing! I know summer
has wonderful bright sun, blue sky weather, but it also has harsh
lighting during summer, casting harsh shadows. No matter how pretty
you are as a bride, you won’t look that pretty with those harsh shadows
on your face during the ceremony.
Anyway, that’s just my two cents. At the end of the day, would you
rather deal with the possible rain in the spring or the guaranteed
beating summer heat?
Which do you prefer?