Ask 100 people what time a wedding ?should? start, and you?ll probably get an overwhelming number of votes for 4-5 pm. A late-afternoon ceremony and a cocktail hour that leads us right into dinnertime is something we?ve all come to expect, and so we assume it?s the only way to go.
However, there is no hard-and-fast rule saying you have to get married in the afternoon/evening. In fact, as couples get more creative with their wedding plans, morning weddings have grown in popularity all over the place. These weddings, which usually start around 10 am, have their own set of rules?and their own unique charm. If you want to have an idyllic wedding with a relaxed atmosphere, a morning wedding may be the perfect choice for you and your partner. Here are a few of my favorite perks to getting married in the earlier part of the day. 1.Two Words: Breakfast Food

One of the best parts of any wedding is the delicious meal you get to chow down on once the vows are said. Couples spend months vetting caterers, sampling menu options, and discussing flavor profiles until they find the perfect option. However, most wedding caterers limit their menus to dinnertime fare?and that means they?re missing out on some of life?s best indulgences.
Fluffy, cheesy omelets. Waffles with syrup, fresh fruit, or whipped cream (or all three). Bottomless mimosas! There?s a reason that brunch is one of the most popular weekend activities: it?s delicious! If you have a morning wedding, you can offer your guests ...