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Spring Weddings
June weddings and pearls have long been thought of as part of a "traditional" ceremony.  The month of June used to be popular since it was typically the time of year when people graduated from college and tied the knot. Although this is no longer true, according to wedding planners, the traditional string of pearls is something that most brides continue to wear.

Especially with current couture, the wedding dress needs something to complete the look and a simple strand of pearls will always be beautiful on any bride

Summer Weddings
Summer can be a wonderful time for a wedding but it may also be difficult for senior family members and friends who don't do well in the heat.  Plan ahead so that the reception is not too far from the wedding ceremony. 

Also, it's a good idea to limit the "open bar" and make sure that individuals drink plenty of water - plain or sparkling. If you are holding the reception outdoors, late afternoon or early evening will usually help to usher in a cool breeze.

Autumn Weddings
Bridal bouquets and your floral theme have gone from white to bright. Seasonal floral arrangements can combine bold colors to add to your ceremony and reception. This is especially true at autumn weddings where mixed arrangements of reds, golds and mango provide a warm accent to any setting.