| My fiance and I both want different months for a varity of reasons. How do we compromise so we are both happy? |
| You’ve got a long life of compromising ahead of you. |
| Don't get married, this marriage won't last. |
| You flip a coin. If the person who loses doesn’t lose gracefully, you shouldn’t get married. |
| The one that has a reasonable timeframe for guests to attend (like not Christmas week) and has a nice venue available at a reasonable price. |
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Do not get married
Weddings are one half a day marriage is a lifetime if you don’t know that by now you should not get married |
| Write down pros and cons of each month. Write down why you each want what month you want. There will likely be a month you'll find that works. Or, figure out what kind of venue and setting you want and that will impact things. |
+1 I need to know what man cares unless it's to coordinate with work or travel. |
| What's available? Chances are you won't have a choice. Narrow down the venue choices and actually know what dates are available. And don't have it way-way in the future. Nobody wants that. |
| Pick a month neither of you want. Then you can be equally unhappy, forever! |
Why would you say that? Sounds crazy to judge that based on this alone. For further explanation Me: I’ve always wanted a fall wedding. Fall is my favorite season and September just seems like a beautiful time to get married. I hate hot weather. Fiancé: He wants a summer wedding. Fall is okay but he thinks summer will be more beautiful. We can’t do spring because of his allergies. Neither of us want a winter wedding. We are getting married in Chicago where we are both from. He wants a June wedding ( so it won’t be too hot) and I want a cooler September wedding. |
We have called our top two choices and they have dates in June and September. |
| Just let the wife pick. |
| Who feels more importantly about it? |
Since you already know where you want to get married, start looking at venues. You may find a venue that doesn't have a June date for 3 years but a Sept date sooner. Or the opposite. Or you may have to find a different month as these are the two most popular months. You're also looking at a late Sept/early Oct wedding if you want it to be cooler. Sept is still plenty hot. |