Planning a wedding? Consult the Almanac's wedding weather tools, tips, and advice.
If you are a bachelor—oh, haste then and be married, for he who hath no children or wife doth not know what love means.
–The 1805 Old Farmer's Almanac
Wedding Weather
Trying to decide when to tie the knot? Go back in time and figure out "typical" weather for a date/location with our Weather History tool. It's free, but you can only look up one date at a time. If you want to look at multiple years and get an "average" over time, purchase our Customized Weather History Search.
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Another resource is the Almanac's famous long-range weather forecasts. Find 12 months of forecasts in the printed edition of The Old Farmer's Almanac. As a courtesy, we also show the free two-month long-range forecasts here on Almanac.com. Note the chart that shows you average monthly temperatures and precipitation for the full year. Notice which months are the wettest and which are the driest.
If it rains the day you wed,
It is a sign many tears you'll shed. –folklore
When Will the Sun Set?
A wedding at sunset can be quite beautiful. It's also important to know when the sun is setting for photography.
Plan memorable outdoor shots by using our free Sunrise and Sunset calculator.
When Will the Moon be Full?
The ancient Greeks believed that marriages consummated during the full Moon were the most prosperous and happiest. Today, a wedding under the light of the Moon can make for a magical ceremony.
See our Moon Phase Calendar to plan for the right light and ambiance.
Planning a Beach Wedding?
Dreaming of a romantic beach wedding? Don't forget to look at the tide predictions so the ceremony doesn't end up being all wet! See low and high tides for your area with our free Tide Predictions Calculator.
As the light hits the water, it's also important to consider the sunrise and set times.
Planning a Fall Wedding?
Find a fall foliage report to see when the leaves are at their peak!
See a free New England foliage map from our sister site. (Map for all of North America coming soon.)
Wedding Advice
Put marigolds in your wedding bouquet to keep your true love.
Here is more Almanac advice that you may not find easily today! Find out the why behind some time-honored wedding practices and how they have evolved over the years. Make a unique statement by choosing which customs to include and which to leave in the past.
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All About Wedding Customs and Traditions
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Wedding Cakes and Recipes
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Wedding Flowers
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How to Grow a Wedding "Love" Garden
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The Wedding Shower
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Wedding Dress History, Lore, and Tradition
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Wedding Folklore
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Best-Bet Wedding Gifts
- Some Famous Weddings
Wedding Photo Contest
Did you find our wedding tips and tools useful? Please comment below.
Share a photo of your wedding! It can be a recent photo or a photo from years' past. We'll randomly select one lucky name and send the winner a bundle of Almanac products! See photos currently in the wedding e-card gallery!



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Comments
I loved reading the Wedding
I loved reading the Wedding Folklore page. Who would've thought that seeing a black cat on your wedding day is a good omen? Also, I'm really into the symbolism of certain types of flowers, I want my bouquet to be both beautiful and meaningful, so marigolds will make the cut. Thanks for the tips!
Great page! We're getting
Great page! We're getting married November 6 and according to the Moon Phase Calendar, it means we'll have a new moon. So we're having our band play "No Moon At All" by Doris Day! Now here's hoping it doesn't rain...
I love this page! My son is
I love this page! My son is getting married next May, an outside evening wedding. I wanted to check some weather history for the date amd place and also see when the sun will set that night. I quickly found the information I needed.
Thank you I love this page my
Thank you I love this page my neice getting married in august. wonderful page..
I'm getting married in May
I'm getting married in May 2011 and these pages provided me with very useful information! We are getting married on "the upward strokes of the clock hands" - it was neat to learn about the wedding folklore!
Wow! this seems to be a
Wow! this seems to be a complete wedding advice. We got married in Winter little before X'Mas and i think there was a full moon on our wedding night. that may be the reason for our happy wedding relationship till now which is what ancient Greeks believed. But if i had to choose a another wedding occasion, i would definitely vote for romantic beach wedding. I think it will be the most romantic wedding plan for anyone.
Planning a wedding. Need past
Planning a wedding. Need past and future weather info!
See the Weather History tool
See the Weather History tool mentioned above on this page.
This is cool just learned
This is cool just learned something new
I'm not sure how to work
I'm not sure how to work around this site. I'm just curious as to what the chances are for rain on September 14th 2013. And what the weather might be like or has been like in the past?
Britny, We do not know where
Britny, We do not know where you live, but you can find weather predictions for September of 2013 in The 2013 Old Farmer's Almanac--which you can find in bookstores or in our General Store in print or digital edition: www.almanac.com/store/almanacs
Keep in mind that the long-range predictions are regional and weekly, not daily. As a courtesy, we also provide the current/next month of predictions on our Web site here: www.almanac.com/weather/longrange
To find out typical weather from the past, see our weather history tool here: http://www.almanac.com/weather/history
Hi there, My fiance and I are
Hi there, My fiance and I are getting married in Maryland USA in november 2013 possibly 2nd or 9th. Do you know the history of november weather and if rain or snow is in our future? Thanks
See the links on this page
See the links on this page to: Weather History tool (to go back in time): http://www.almanac.com/weather/history
For long-term weather, consult The 2013 Old Farmer's Almanac--found in bookstores or www.almanac.com/store
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