Although the Pacific Northwest is a beautiful place to work and live, there is definitely a "wedding season" that exists somewhere between May and October. With all of the postponements and reschedulings that have been happening in 2020, there is a very real possibility that you might have to choose a new off-season or off-peak date to hold your wedding, and that date might fall outside of the traditional summer weddings months.
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I want to thank Callie Holcomb (a wedding planner with Holcomb Weddings & Events), Kellie Blair (a wedding venue manager with Historic 1625 Tacoma Place), and Rebecca Phillips (a wedding photographer with Rebecca Jane Photography) for joining me to give some tips and tricks that you should keep in mind if you are planning a wedding celebration outside of the traditional summer wedding season.
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