Wedding Time

volliballstud04

What time do you think is OK for an outside (park) wedding in FL in February on a Sunday? I was thinking around 2 or 3

Koopa17

Do you plan on serving a full meal or are you having appetizers and cake for the reception?

volliballstud04

a full dinner then cake

TurtlesAllTheWayDown

Definitely before dark. Outside ceremony or ceremony+reception?

Koopa17

Hmm, in that case unless you are planning to have a short gap between the ceremony and reception I personally would bump it back a bit.  My reasoning is that if I went to ceremony that started at 2 or 3 I would definitely eat lunch beforehand.  However, if you were able to sort of make it clear on your invitations that a full meal was being served it probably wouldn't matter.  Sorry, my advice on this sucks...I'm really not helping.

sucrets4

You guys are too nice.This screams mud.  Outside?  Sunday?  I bet next she'll say that she's not getting chairs for everyone.Troll fail.

sucrets4

*February, not Sunday.

Koopa17

Huh.  If she does turn out to be a troll I will be so impressed with your skills!

MeaghanandMichael

Sucrets, she did say she was in FL...

sucrets4

I'm usually not one to say it, but only 4 posts and they happen to be tonight?  Maybe I'm just extra suspicious.

sucrets4

You're right, Meaghan.  Apparently I have a reading comprehension fail as well.  My eyes are blinded by reading too many out of place caps on WW.My bad.

volliballstud04

ok well we have a shelter with benches and its over the water...and its not in the grass!!! And did i say in FL.

MeaghanandMichael

Completely understandable Sucrets

danieliza1127

It still gets pretty cold in February in the evenings so I would go with a 2pm wedding with reception immediately following, especially with it being outside and on a Sunday. 

Calypso1977

i was in florida in january and it was COLD.  id strive for whatever the warmest part of the day would be, say 12 or 1.