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If it rains: how to prepare an outdoor wedding
A ceremony under the trees or dinner under the stars are among the loveliest moments of a wedding. To enjoy them without one eye on the sky, you need a plan B from the start.
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Plan B isn't a worse plan
Many couples think of plan B as what happens if everything goes wrong. It's the other way round: a good plan B is as carefully thought out as plan A, with its own décor and layout. If you use it, your wedding is still your wedding.
What to ask the venue
- What covered space there is for each part of the day: ceremony, drinks, dinner and party.
- How many people each one holds.
- How late the switch can be decided, and who decides.
- Whether there are marquees, porches or halls that can be set up at the same time.
What to have ready
- A table layout for indoors, as well as the one for the garden.
- The plan B décor, so it isn't just an empty room.
- Lighting and heating, if the wedding is in autumn or late spring.
- A heads-up to suppliers with the time the decision will be made.
Parts of the day that can move
Not everything has to go indoors. Sometimes it's enough to move the ceremony onto a porch and save the drinks for when the rain clears. At Can Riera de la Pineda, every part of the day has its own covered space; at Mas Cufí, the wooden porch hosts the party and, if it rains, everything else; at Masia Urbisol, a second hall can be used for the ceremony or drinks.
See it beforehand
Plan B can be seen in 3D too. If a render is prepared of the covered space with your décor, you know how the wedding will look either way, and the decision on the day is much easier.
