Spring is in the air, and love is blooming! 

It’s the perfect season to tie the knot, with warmer weather, longer days, and blooming flowers at every corner. This season brings a renewed sense of romance and happiness following the dark winter month. During this blissful time of year, we often see weddings in pastel palettes, minimalist winter wedding dresses, and delicate and pretty decor adorned with delicate blooms. 

Sure, pastels and flowers are classic choices, but why limit yourself? Just because something is popular doesn’t mean you have to stick to it. Let’s break some rules and create a day that’s uniquely yours. After all, your wedding should be as special and personal as you are. 

So, let’s dive into some of the most common spring wedding myths that you can totally break if you want to!

Outdoor Wedding is a Bad Idea

We’ll begin our list with the most controversial spring wedding myth of all time: you must have an indoor wedding during this time of year. Sure, spring weather can be unpredictable, but honestly, when is the weather ever truly reliable? If your heart is set on a dreamy outdoor wedding surrounded by blooming flowers, go for it! You know where you live. You know what’s possible. That’s why you must pick your dream outdoor spot and, of course, have a backup plan in case of an unexpected event.

Getting married outdoors is totally doable with a little preparation. A tent, an outdoor venue with an indoor option, or even a cozy indoor can save the day. No matter what the forecast says, you can still have the outdoor wedding of your dreams.

Spring Means Flowers Everywhere

Let’s now talk about another big spring wedding myth, one that’s practically a cliche at this point. The idea is that you must cover every inch of your wedding with fresh flowers. 

Spring is naturally a time when many people choose to decorate using flowers, and weddings are no exception. But that doesn’t mean you have to follow this trend. Flowers are beautiful, but they’re not the only way to decorate. 

If you're a flower lover, go ahead and deck the place out. But if you’re into simpler vibes, opt for natural wood, cherry blossoms, or maybe a little greenery like herbs. Some bridges aren’t into the whole nature theme at all, and that’s totally fine! Throw a Harry Potter-themed wedding on Easter weekend. 

Your wedding should be a reflection of your style, not someone else’s expectations. Also, being a little selfish on your wedding day is okay.

Night Weddings Are Unlucky

Daytime weddings are too passe. Isn’t it? 

Who says you can’t tie the knot past noon? If that’s what you want for your wedding, go for it. Honestly, we’re not even sure where this whole “daytime wedding” thing started. Maybe it’s because spring is all about longer days and sunshine, but who knows? What we do know is that it’s totally okay to get married under the stars if that’s what you're feeling. 

Having said that, spring has long daylight hours, so if a 10 PM ceremony is too late for your guests, you can go for a sunset wedding instead. Imagine taking vows in golden hours. 

But remember, this is your day. Whether you choose to say “I do” in the bright light of day, at dusk, or after dark—go with what makes your heart sing.

Pastel Is The ‘It’ Colour Of Spring

NGL, we’re all for pastels, they are colorful, soft and absolutely gorgeous. But if you’re dreaming of a winter wonderland wedding with black, white, and bold red accents right in the middle of May, we’re all for you!

No one’s going to stop you. Creating an unexpected color palette will add that wow factor that’ll leave your guests talking about your wedding for years. 

Take a page from the world’s top fashion designers. They are always a step ahead, setting trends and redefining style. If you’re leaning toward a nontraditional color scheme but still want a nod to the season, try blending those deeper shades with a touch of pastel.

Lawn Wedding Can Ruin Your Wedding Gown

Getting your dress dirty is a nightmare. No one wants their most precious garment to get ruined. But no matter where you get married, indoors or outdoors, your winter wedding dress is bound to get a few stains. It’s just part of the fun! But don’t let that fear hold you back from having the wedding of your dreams.

A little dirt or grass stain is nothing a good dry cleaner can’t handle. Contact a reliable and reputed wedding dress preserver company such as Trusted Wedding Gown Preservation. With over a century of experience, we offer top-notch preservation backed by our 100-year guarantee against yellowing and staining.

Our expert team uses advanced cleaning technology to restore your gown’s unique features, ensuring it stays as stunning as the day you wore it. So, if you’re looking for a reliable, reputable company to care for your spring wedding attire, we’ve got you covered.

So, go ahead and dance barefoot on the lawn, twirl in the fields, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Your spring wedding dress can be cleaned and preserved, but the joy and love you experience at your wedding are priceless.

Final Words

Spring weddings are a magical way to celebrate your love. So, go ahead—break the rules, bust those myths, and plan the spring wedding of your dreams exactly how you want it. It’s your day, your wedding, and your memories. Make them unforgettable for you, and let everyone else worry about their own big day.

And don't worry about a little dirt or grass on your winter wedding dress. With Trusted Wedding Preservation Gowns, you can enjoy your day to the fullest knowing your gown is in good hands. So, relax, have fun, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

FAQ

Q. Is spring a good time to get married?

Ans. Absolutely! Spring is perfect for saying “I do.” The season is synonymous with blooming flowers, fresh vibes, and sunny weather. It’s also when spring wedding dresses debut, showcasing light fabrics and dreamy designs for the glowing bride-to-be.

Q. Why do people get married in spring?

Ans. Spring symbolizes new beginnings, making it a romantic time for weddings. Couples love the abundance of flowers, mild weather, and the opportunity to wear beautiful wedding dresses that match the season’s vibrant energy.

Q. What could be an appropriate spring bridal dress? 

Ans. A lightweight, long wedding dress with delicate lacework and floral embroidery in pastel hues is perfect for spring. If you love nostalgia, vintage-style wedding dresses could also be a dreamy choice.

Q. What color should guests wear to a spring wedding?

Ans. Guests can opt for soft, airy tones like blush, lavender, or sage, which align with spring wedding dress trends. Avoid overly dark colors—pastels and light neutrals complement the season beautifully!