When is wedding season

Once you’ve celebrated your engagement and have established your wedding budget—including a talk with both families about how they might be able to contribute—it’s time to think about when and where you’ll be tying the knot.

Have you always envisioned an October wedding filled with fall hues and foliage? Does a summer beach soirée in May or June pique your interest? Or, do you love the idea of saying "I do" on a snowy mountaintop during the winter months of December, January, or February?

When is peak wedding season

While it's always helpful to know what time of year you and your partner would like to host your nuptials, finding a venue within that time frame—one that's available and affordable—will be one of the most important tasks you'll need to complete during your journey to the aisle.

But in order to finalize this essential detail, you'll need to have a basic understanding of the months that make up wedding season.

In general, wedding season extends from late spring and continues through early fall, with weddings peaking in June and September.

What's more, most venues—inc

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