When is it too cold to have an outdoor/ barn wedding?

Towards the last week of September it seems to get cold for the outdoors temperature. It would mean jackets being worn and a warm top to wear on top of your wedding dress for the ceremony.

Mid September would be a great time to have that warm air that is what you want to consider when booking to avoid the fall temperature creeping in before the 25th.

Indoors may be another way to look into for getting all your guests keeping warm and cozy from the cold if booking for the fall season. Its still nice to have window views for its sunshine and light coming into the reception.

You may be better off doing the last weekend in September just to be safe. We went to a wedding the first weekend in September in a barn last year, and the ceremony was cold, but the barn was beautiful. By the time bodies get in there, the lights, the drinks and the dancing it will warm up.

I don't know if it's just me or if it's just here in Winnipeg - but it seems to me that every other year we have a warmer fall and on the opposite it's colder. With that being said, last year was chilly in early September for an outdoor ceremony of my FH's cousin - and so far for this fall they are calling for a warmer dryer fall 2019... This would lead me to believe that 2020 will be a colder fall.

The one thing I am sure of - is that even if it is cold - you can work around it! Get heaters for the barn and have them running as early as 6am (I would say overnight but unless you have somebody watching them I wouldn't leave them unattended).

Oh, and you could have a hot chocolate/ coffee station as well as blankets for people (to have and to hold in case you get cold).

Looking at the calendar, the first weekend in October might be ok too. I wouldn't go past the Thanksgiving weekend. I went to an outdoor wedding in mid to late October and during the dinner everyone was wearing heavy coats.

I would say the last week september the latest! I went to a wedding 100% outdoors last week of september and was in a tent- barn would be more coverage though and I had to change into pants how cold it got at night.