Outdoor weddings are often well-liked during the summer or perhaps the spring seasons. These excellent tips will ensure your fairytale wedding isn’t pillaged by a merciless hot sun and venue. Here are some smart suggestions for your outdoor wedding ceremony.
Inform your guests ahead of time about their high-heel shoes cos they’re going to be walking in the grass. Just a little note on the invitation is enough and a dozen or two heel covers on the basket will do or give your bridesmaids cement blocks to stand on so they don’t sink into the grass.
Most outdoor wedding venue are unshaded area and you don’t want to obstruct scenic views with tents, just provide your guests with colorful paper sunshade/parasols.
As a wedding favors give your guest a sunglasses to protect them from sunlight.
Now that they are dressed for the heat, you’ve got to keep your guests hydrated. Offer ample options for ice cold hydration. Make sure you provide plenty of water along with your beverage service. Consider adding a Popsicle bar with fun flavors to help keep guests cool as well.
Help your guest keeping cool with fans. A cool idea is to personalized paper fans with the wedding program or a thank you note.
Provide wet towelettes and cooling face mist if it’s going to be a very hot day. Coolers full of ice cold towels can really help keep guests cool and fresh.
Many outdoor seats are made of iron or wood, in which your guest get uncomfortable if they're sitting for long periods of time. Provide pillows for the seats, it's also add an extra decorative touch.
Many ladies wear their tallest, most glamorous high heels to a wedding… so they will be grateful for you to supply a basket pair of flip flops or flats to keep them on the dance floor.
Instead of chairs, throw brightly-colored blankets and quilts draped over bales of hay to make guests more comfortable.
Between hair, makeup, and photos, your bridesmaids don’t have much time to drink water and eat, which is especially important on a super hot day. Be sure to have snacks and water for them. Plan a short break before showtime. You don’t want anyone fainting on you.
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