Spring is upon us, and with that, so is wedding season! While June is the most popular month to get married, it can also be one of the rainiest months depending on where you live. While most couples don’t even want to think about the chance of rain on their special day, it’s better to prepare for the worst than try to deal with it as it happens.
If you’re busy scheduling a spring, summer, of even fall wedding, accept that there might be rain and consider the ways you can handle it.
1. Preparation
Hosting an outdoor wedding can be absolutely gorgeous; full-greenery, blue skies, and twinkling stars complete the perfect backdrop for any occasion. But considering most wedding dates are set months in advance, you can never predict how the weather will turn out. In fact, you probably couldn’t predict it even days away. That’s why it’s best to make plans in case your perfect sunshiny day turns grey. You might even want to consider it for an indoor wedding, too, for those much anticipated outdoor photographs and the journey from your house to the venue. 2. Wedding Insurance

Wedding insurance won’t brighten the weather, but it might brighten your spirits. Having insurance for your wedding could save you a lot of stress if the weather turns for the worse. For example, if you need to cancel your wedding due to terrible weather, such as a hurricane, a wedding insurance policy will usually cover it. Wedding insurance covers a multitude of thin...