Spring Weddings
If you're considering a spring wedding, start off by thinking about your favourite parts of the season. Is it crocuses poking up through snow? Perhaps you'll want to have a wedding early in the season, and offer the respite of floral abundance and warmth when guests come in from the cold.

When to have a Spring Wedding:
If you're getting married in a church, talk to them about their Easter decorations. You may be able to save money by using theirs. Vendors may be more available in the spring than in the summer, but remember prom; you may need to book limousines and suites extra early.

Spring Wedding Dresses:
Most wedding dresses seem made for a spring wedding. Wedding magazines are full of large skirts that may be too warm for the summer, and sleeveless tops that may be too cold for winter. Look for a versatile dress that can be paired with a wrap if you're chilly, yet is still light and airy.

Many more brides these days are opting for a hint of colour in their wedding dresses – be it a baby blue sash, an all over hint of pink, or light colourful embroidery. These touches will look perfect at a spring wedding.