Picture this: you have the perfect wedding planned. The day finally comes, and everything is set up, people are where they need to be, and you’re running on schedule. Then, the unthinkable happens – it starts pouring. Another scenario could be that your wedding day, which you can’t change the date for, is planned to be on the hottest (or coldest) day of the year, making conditions miserable for you and your guests.
These are just two examples of weather conditions you simply can’t plan for and nobody can predict with 100% accuracy. However, there are ways to plan around the weather, if you have the right resources. Lucky for you, we have the resources right here.
The Black Tux recently published a list of the best and worst days to get married in different U.S. cities based on past weather data. By using historic data, they took the days with the most comfortable temperatures (as well as the opposite) and no rain to determine the dates with the best chances of good weather to plan for and the dates with the best chances of bad weather to avoid.
Here is the list by city:
Best Days
Austin: October 11th
Boston: June 27th
Charlotte: May 9th
Chicago: July 31st
Columbus: September 6th
Dallas: October 18th
Denver: August 28th
Detroit: June 26th
Houston: June 27th
Indianapolis: June 7th
Jacksonville: November 1st
Los Angeles: October 16th
Nashville: May 8th and May 22nd
New York: September 19th
Philadelphia: September 18th
Phoenix: April 3rd
San Antonio: October 18th
San Diego: September 18th
San Francisco: September 20th
Seattle: July 31st
Washington, D.C.: September 11th
To see the list of the worst days for each of these cities, click here.
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