It's been over a year since you got engaged, so now is the perfect time to plan a wedding. But what date is the perfect one? One thing to remember is that the idea of a perfect wedding for everyone will be different, But the best thing you can do is follow your heart and stay true to yourself and your partner.
One of the first important decisions you will have to make (after saying yes to the proposal, of course) is choosing on which day you will get married. There are many options and possibilities ... But you will have to choose the one that best suits your circumstances.
Symbolic dates
The possibility of symbolism is infinite in any wedding, you can have a personal mark of symbolism or an external mark of symbolism. For example, a personal date that would be symbolic is choosing the same day your great-grandparents got married or the date you met your partner years ago. While the external symbolism has more to do with the time of year and what it represents.
Getting married in the spring, for example, would symbolize new beginnings. While winter is a time of introversion. Winter weddings are always some of the most beautiful, It is a time to remember that despite everything that happens in life, you will always have your family.
Getting married in winter can have a special meaning for many people, as the fall would represent the cycle of life. Summer represents youth and is historically a popular time to celebrate a wedding.
Throughout history, people have strived to choose the day that is most prosperous for them, some cultures even performed specific (albeit unpleasant) rituals that were to show the perfect day to get married; Today, most people observe astrological signs and their own personal feelings.
When choosing the day, there are endless possibilities and it largely depends on what the bride and groom feel is right for them. After all, what matters most is that it is a special day for both of you.
What is your favorite season
Each season is beautiful in its own right and each season has different qualities that make it so special. When choosing a wedding date, it is important not only to consider the symbology behind the day, but it is also important to consider how the season will affect your wedding day.
A winter wedding, for example, can be almost magical with sparkling snow. The backdrop would be beautiful, but it is important to remember that depending on where you are getting married, the weather can be inclement and can cause problems. But the same can be said for any season. Spring and summer bring rain and thunderstorms, for example. Each season has its own character, energy and personality, which is important to consider when choosing a date.
Once taking this into account, you will only have to think also about the availability of your guests and the date that is really special for you.