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When is typically winter
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When is typically winter
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I am forced to have my wedding in March but I so want the winter wonderland theme. It seems easy and cost friendly. I live in Texas and it often snows in March. everyone I see having a winter wedding
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When is typically winter
If you're planning a wedding between December and February, here's the place to chat with other winter brides.
I am forced to have my wedding in March but I so want the winter wonderland theme. It seems easy and cost friendly. I live in Texas and it often snows in March. everyone I see having a winter wedding
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When is typically winter

posted at 11/12/2011 5:43 PM EST on theknot.com
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I am forced to have my wedding in March but I so want the winter wonderland theme. It seems easy and cost friendly. I live in Texas and it often snows in March. everyone I see having a winter wedding is usually in Dec, Jan or Feb. Is March still winter and can I still have my winter wedding in March

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posted at 11/14/2011 2:21 PM EST on theknot.com
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i think you can do a winter wedding whenever you want.  I've heard of people doing them in the summer.  Kind of like the Christmas in July stuff you hear about.  March isn't that far from winter and usually it can be cold still, so I say go for it! 
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Re: When is typically winter

posted at 11/15/2011 10:06 AM EST on theknot.com
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I definitely think that you can do a winter wedding in March.  Winter doesn't even officially begin until around the 22nd of December and it actually ends around the same time in March so you could always let people know that if they were to give you any grief! I think it will look fine though, a big plus if it were to snow!
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posted at 11/18/2011 11:38 AM EST on theknot.com
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March is definitely still winter up here (it usually lasts November - May...ugh).

Re: When is typically winter

posted at 11/18/2011 4:02 PM EST on theknot.com
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Not only is the weather very wintery in March in many places, but winter doesn't officially end until March 20th. I say go for it!

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Jma- I absolutely love Sherlock!! And that is my favorite line of the entire series.

Re: When is typically winter

posted at 11/28/2011 10:35 AM EST on theknot.com
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In Response to Re: When is typically winter:
Jma- I absolutely love Sherlock!! And that is my favorite line of the entire series.
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Yeah!! So glad to find another person who loves Sherlock! I am so excited for the next set of shows to come out, though I am sad we have to wait until May of 2012- it feels like it's forever away!
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