Feeling stressed about the weather on your wedding day? Don’t let that get you down, as there are so many positives to the day that you may have been too preoccupied to even think about.
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How about the thought of ripping up the dance floor at the end of the night with Black Tie Events experienced DJ to get you in the groove, or the epic shots your photographer is going to take of the stormy skies?
Have a Plan B
Bad weather can affect the bride and grooms expectations, their vision for a dream wedding, and the coordination of events on the day. To relieve any stress it’s so important that you have a Plan B for any unpredictable weather that may arise as Melbourne is renowned for being 45 degrees one day and raining the next! If you are determined to have an outdoor wedding, it’s a great idea to grab a bunch of clear umbrellas from a $2 dollar shop for your guests in case the rain comes down during your ceremony, so they remember your beautiful vows and not how they felt after being cold and drenched by the rain.
Chat to suppliers
Putting your trust in the suppliers involved in your day is so important as they have worked at countless weddings and know what works best. So, if you need answers get in contact with your DJ, venue, photographer, videographer and/or celebrant to see what helpful hints they can give you. Remember, no matter what the weather forecast is, the wedding is still going ahead, and you will be surrounded by all of your loved ones.
Ultimately the weather for any Melbourne event is out of your control, but how you deal with those unexpected surprises from Mother Nature is certainly within your control. Regardless of what she throws at you on your big day – take it all with a smile and an accepting attitude and don’t let a little bit of wet weather rain on your parade!
If you would like to discuss your wedding MC and DJ options with Mark who is our experienced Melbourne based Wedding MC and DJ whizz, please call 0400 447 552 or send an online enquiry today.
