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Creating a Wedding Day Back-up Plan
Western Washington can be a tricky place to have a wedding. The summer is generally pretty nice, but you never know when a day of rain will come through. No matter where you live, it is a good idea to have a “plan B” for possible weather problems. It will save you a lot of stress on the wedding day if you have a secondary plan to execute.
Here are a few things to consider when creating your weather plan:
I recently had to deal with weather issues at a wedding and although we did have an alternate plan there were a couple of things that I learned:
Today’s post is a guest post from Amber Peterson. Amber is the owner of Cheers Wedding & Event Planning in western Washington. She has a Masters Degree in Integrated Marketing Communications and previously worked as a marketing consultant for wedding industry professionals. Amber is also the co-founder of the Skagit Wedding Society.
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