Wedding Day Weather... help! ;)

*EDIT* Just wanted to say that I'm more calm now believe it or not with 5 days to go. There are just some things you can't control and it will be a fabulous day no matter what and I can't wait to tell you guys all about it. :D Thanks for putting up with my posts! ;)


In a matter of 12 hours, my wedding day forecast went from Sunny Skies, to Scattered Showers, to now Scattered Thunderstorms. :eek:

Wedding Day Weather

I don't mind rain. Rain is good luck. But I have to walk outside from my changing area over a little dirt road to get to the Tabernacle and doing so in a torrential downpour with thunder and lightning, ect., ad nauseum... is going to be tricky.

Doing a sunshine dance....doing a sunshine dance.... :D :o

Sun for the ceremony. One hour...that's all I need. Then it can rain, rain, rain if it wants.

*laughs*

On my wedding day, we had torrential rain. all. day. long. It didn't get out of the 50s, so it was a cold rain. What month did we get married? March? No no no. June. So I feel your pain.

Just remember, if the only thing that goes wrong on your wedding day is rain, you're lucky. Imagine if your church or reception site burned down today. That's what happened to me the Thursday before my wedding.

Better rent a golf cart with a canopy! Good thoughts for you kimmy and Andy

I'll be wishing for sunny weather for you, Kimmy, and for the rain to start after the recpetion is underway! ;)

It was sunny and in the 80s when we got married. Did we get married in June? Nope, late October!

I'll be thinking non-thunderstorming thoughts for your Big day!

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Originally Posted by Samantha Puppy

On my wedding day, we had torrential rain. all. day. long. It didn't get out of the 50s, so it was a cold rain. What month did we get married? March? No no no. June. So I feel your pain.

Just remember, if the only thing that goes wrong on your wedding day is rain, you're lucky. Imagine if your church or reception site burned down today. That's what happened to me the Thursday before my wedding.

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EEk! I know it could be a lot worse. I've been stress free pretty much during the whole planning so I figured I could let myself freak out over this. ;)

I'm going to go Bridezilla!! :rolleyes: :D

I can't believe your wedding day is almost here! Weather predictions are just predictions....Just have fun! :D :D

We married in mid August, and it was raining too! All our pics have a grey sky :D
Good luck on your big day, Kim!!

We married in May and it was a great day but, unbeknowst to me, our cake was destroyed on the way to the reception. My MIL ran to Publix and got another one ... and I never even knew until a few days after. It was actually really good and I couldn't believe that Publix has them ready to be sold at such a short notice.
I will hope for sunny skies and a beautiful day!
Congratulations.

Oh dear!

Our cake is coming from WalMart. Good cake for cheap. :D We have to pick it up and set it up.

It's what my sister did and I think it tuned out great. (Pic attached)

Your ticker is right isn't it.. how can they be so sure what the weather will be like in a week??????

OH WELL.. try not to worry too much. It is going to be beautiful.. :)

You still have some time and this is one time when I'm glad to say that the weather people are ALWAYS wrong. I bet it changes at least 5 more times in the next week. :)

Don't worry. I was planning an outside picnic-type activity on a day when ALL the weather channels and websites predicted an 80% chance of full-blown thunderstorms. On that day, we walked outside to find a sunny, albeit chilly, afternoon.

The weather people are always wrong ;)

I was thinking the same thing as Sara. A week and two days is a long time away and weather reports can definitely change........and you can adjust somehow, however you need to Kimmy. I'm sure of it!!! Rain does not make or break a wedding and somehow, some way, you'll find a way to make that crossing, even if it is raining. I'm just sure of it!!!! :)

Congratulations to you and Andy!

Logan

Like everyone else....it's too early to start worrying about this now. Actually, if they are saying rain already, there's a good chance it will actually turn out to be dry when the day finally gets here. ;)

However, if it does rain, for you to cross that dirt road, could you maybe find some kind of cheap runner (rug) that you could throw down right before you cross so you don't get shoes and dress all muddy? Too bad you don't have to cross it after the wedding, then Andy could just carry you. Good practice for carrying you across the threshold. ;) :D