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When thinking about getting wed, many people picture about an outdoors location for their marriage. And in fact getting married outside is not only a dream to many, but also a fantastic way to have that out if the regular wedding that most couples yearn for. And if you have a specific natural spot in mind where you would love to tie the knot, so much better.
Now the day for outdoor marriage may finally be approaching, but while starting to plan the event there are lots if questions that come to your mind, and many of them are related to the setting and decoration of the wedding venue. For instance, how to make the setting comfortable? How to manage light and noise during the wedding?
All the difficulties that seem to be inherent in an outdoor wedding celebration will actually turn out to be pretty easy to solve, if only you are willing to spend the time to plan everything respectively and systematically. And absolutely a lot of effort will probably be solved, as in most cases the ceremony and the reception can be organized in the same place.
The actual decoration may be the least of your worries, since much less will be needed than when getting married in a building or place of worship. The outdoor setting itself, the view, the present plants and other features such as rocks or the sea, will probably provide the best of backdrops, and you will only need to add slowly to it.
One of the first things that you should spare a thought on is the lighting. At what time of the day will the outdoor wedding take place, and will you mainly be using natural or artificial lighting? Should you supplement natural light with lamps or torches? Does the way to the venue need extra light, such as on paths or parking spaces? Decorations are useless if they can not be seen!
Another important point is to consider the position of your guests during the outdoor ceremony in relation to the sun. Is the sunlight going to shine directly in their eyes, blinding them? In that case, but also if you expect that it will be very hot during your outdoor marriage, certain shades would be of order.
Do also consider the extra accessories that you may need to shield all the wedding participants against the elements. Sunshades are important in the hot weather, not only for the guests but also for the food, cake and beverages. And if rain could be an occurrence, rent a bunch of umbrellas to have ready for your guests. Consider outdoor heaters against cold weather if the outdoor marriage will take place in winter.
Another thing that you need to consider for an outdoor marriage venue is the risk of wind grants. Make sure that any candles or open fires that you use are well shielded or they may go out, or worse, ignite some of the decoration. Heavy decoration items such as wide and low bowls for flowers are good to hold down tablecloths.
It's important to consider the impact of noise as well. Many splendor areas that suit themselves for outdoor marriage are not miles away from civilization, but next to a major road. If the spot of your dreams is like that, you will have to organize some sort of noise screen so that the guests can hear the ceremony and can ignore the engine noise.
If on the other hand the place for your outdoor wedding is of difficult access, you will have to make sure that all your guests can access the spot easily, even if they have walking difficulties. This group of people may not be limited to disabled and elderly people, but also to children and pregnant women. Make sure that all your guests will be able to reach the spot for your outdoor marriage.
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Source by Cheryl Bayley
