Best Time of The Year to Get Married on Long Island?

My preference for doing anything on Long Island is the summer, but when it comes to a wedding, I think you definitely want to avoid the extremes. That includes the dead of winter, and the blistering heat of mid-July. I think mid-May to late-June and Mid-August to late-September will be your best bet to enjoy great weather, making indoor or outdoor receptions an option. But you definitely want to consider the scenery of your bridal pictures, and if you want leafy trees, green grass and a bright sun right over head, you'll have to go with the summer. Some people prefer the changing leaves, and others prefer budding garden flowers. The best thing to do is figure out your ideal portrait location. Visit it at different times of the day and consider what sort of landscaping is kept there. This will help you determine what time of year (and day) offers best lighting, if the gardens go with your color scheme, and if you're going to need to figure out a way of getting across a wet, soggy lawn. Not to mention - off season weddings are way cheaper, and that means fall, winter and early spring. Winter weddings are becoming quite popular, and not just because of the price reduction, so don't feel discouraged/cheap if that's what you prefer. But less natural environments for your portraits because dirty, trodden snow and bleak grey skies do not make beautiful wedding pictures.

The fall sounds beautiful - with the cool, crisp air, and all of the gorgeous colors. Especially out East - the scenery at the local vineyards is only further complimented by the vibrant hues of autumn.

According to me the best time is when spring ends and winters start i.e. near about in October..is the best time to get marry, as in that temperature also changes we feel light bit warm in the morning and little bit coldness in the evening..That i love that atmosphere...in that case your guests also doesn't feel too much hot or cold they will also enjoy the temperature.