Every bride and groom has a vision for their wedding, whether that means that they want it to be held in a religious venue, if they?re leaning more towards an elopement, or they may want a fairy tale-esque affair with all the bells and whistles. Other brides and grooms may opt to have a wedding in the most natural state: the great outdoors. From getting married near the sea to a backyard affair to a serene event among the mountains, these soirees are undoubtedly beautiful, but they can also be a bit tricky to plan. Below, learn how to pull off an outdoor wedding and how to cover all of your bases to ensure that everything goes smoothly.
Dress Appropriately
You won’t be able to fully enjoy your wedding unless you’re dressed suitably and comfortably. This means dressing warmly or cooly enough for the weather and wearing shoes that won?t be hard to walk in on the beach or on grass. For the bride, dressing correctly could mean changing into a more breezy and comfortable reception dress, so keep that in mind as an option. Keep Guests Comfortable

There are several things about outdoor weddings that could lead to discomfort for guests. The first is high temperatures, which usually occurs with summer weddings. To alleviate the heat, provide stylish paper fans for guests to use as well as an abundance of cold water stations. You may also want to have buckets of sunscreen on hand for guests to use to protect themselves from those strong rays. Conversely, the temperatur...