Imagine you are sitting in front of your planner, with a thousand ideas in your head and Pinterest full of saved inspirations.
You have chosen the season, you may have eyeballed the location of your dreams, and you are beginning to define the atmosphere of your wedding.
But there is a fundamental question that is still unanswered:
Better a morning wedding or an evening wedding?
At first glance it might seem like a minor decision, but in fact the time of the ceremony profoundly influences every detail of the event-from the choice of dresses, to the logistical organization, through the style of the reception, the length of the celebration, and even the mood of the guests.
In this article we take you through the main differences between a wedding held in the morning and one held at sunset.
The charm of the morning wedding.
Getting married in the morning Has an allure all its own.Â

The days begin with a new energy, the air is fresh, the light is soft and golden, and everything smells of expectation.Â
It is the perfect choice for those who dream of a wedding bright, natural and with a more relaxed mood.
Le morning ceremonies then allow you to fully experience each phase of the day.Â
After the ceremony, an elegant luncheon or outdoor reception can be arranged among olive trees and vineyards, perhaps with a country-chic or Provençal touch.
And the great thing is that once the reception is over, there is time left for an informal after party or even to start
immediately the honeymoon.
But be careful: choosing morning also means. start early.Â
Preparations begin at dawn, and everything must be perfectly coordinated to keep on schedule.
The vendors must be on time, the beauty team operational from the early hours, and the guests--on time as well.
A wedding in the morning lends itself perfectly to the warm months, when the sun is not yet scorching hot and outdoor ceremonies can take place in comfort.
In addition, it is often preferred by couples with many children or older guests, because of the restrained schedule and increased energy during the early hours of the day.
The elegance of the evening wedding.
And then there's him: the evening wedding.
More sophisticated, more scenic, more theatrical.Â
It is the right option for those who imagine a "yes" at sunset, with a ceremony wrapped in the golden lights of the magic hour, followed by an elegant dinner under a sky of stars and twinkling lights.

Getting married in the evening paves the way for a more intense and evocative atmosphere.
You can play with artificial light, create impactful settings with candles, lanterns, fairy lights, illuminated structures or hanging flowers.
The music becomes more prominent, the dress code can become more formal, and the reception turns into a real party.
From an organizational point of view, the evening time also has its advantages: you wake up calmly, you have plenty of time to experience the moment of preparation without stress, and you can take care of every detail at a more relaxed pace.
However, if you choose to get married in the summer, you will need to be careful about temperatures: you often have to wait until sunset to enjoy a pleasant temperature, and this can compress the time or make the wait too long for guests.
It is also good to remember that dinners are often more structured, lighting plays an important role, and entertainment tends to last longer.
Morning or evening? The choice is all yours.
The truth is that there is no right or wrong answer: there is only what works for you.
Every couple is different, every dream has its own nuances, and every wedding should reflect the soul of those who live it.
If you love nature, chic brunches, sunlight and a relaxed atmosphere, a morning wedding will be your ideal size.
If, on the other hand, dim lights, elegant gowns, moonlit toasts, and timeless romance excite you, then evening is the perfect time to say "I do."
Our advice?
Imagine your perfect day.
Close your eyes and think of the moment when you first look at each other.
What do you see around you? The golden light of morning or the lit lanterns of evening?
The magic lies right here: Customize every choice, from the time of day to the setting, to make it your choice.
But so is it better to get married in the morning or in the evening?Â
It is one of those questions that seems simple but encapsulates a whole world of possibilities.
Every detail makes a difference, and every choice tells something about you.
Don't let time be just an item to check off on your checklist.
Choose the moment that really speaks about you.
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