Tent wedding in September?

Hello Nicole,
I was somewhat in your boat a few weeks back until I found a place cheaper than renting a tent. However, it is best to have a tent in case of rain or chilly nights. Take into consideration the amount of people you will have at the wedding on how big the tent will be, along with lights, permit, and flooring.

I think it’s a bit of a toss up that time of year. Daytime you’d probably be okay but at night you might run into problems. I went to a wedding in 2018 in late August that was outside under a tent and we were FREEZING. We were in Squamish so I’m sure elevation played a part, but even in Vancouver it was a cold day. So I would probably look into heaters in case it’s too cold and definitely let your guests know it’s outside so they can dress accordingly.