Noon Weddings

In what ways? We're getting married at 1pm but it's no different than any other wedding.

Mine is more casual since it's during the day. We are going to do brunch!

We are getting married at noon. We are just doing a ceremony and lunch.

FH and I are going alone to the courthouse but we haven't decided on a time but if I had to guess, it will be about 11 ish and we're going out to eat afterwards.

I like brunch weddings. Definitely do a mimosa bar!

I had a noon wedding and we didn't do anything unusual for it, we treated it like any other wedding with ceremony, cocktail hour, plated dinner etc. We did have an after party though.

I'm having an 11:30 wedding, and we're serving brunch afterward.

We are doing an 11 am wedding with a brunch after!

I'm having an 11 am wedding. Brunch & mimosas are the biggest different things. I'm still having a DJ and a beer and wine bar.

Im excited that the reception will be done by 4pm, so we have the whole evening full of possibilities, like an after party or going out with FH alone to enjoy being married!

We are getting married at 10:30 am. Lunch to follow but still having open bar. Debating on the DJ.

We're planning to start things at noon and have everything wrapped up by 2pm since it'll be just the two of us, the officiant, and the photographer. We'll probably have snacks on hand to tie us over until our dinner plans for the evening at a higher end restaurant for just the two of us. Kind of like our own personal dinner reception.

Doing noon wedding. Nothing different than any other wedding. Lunch, drinks and dancing. We are doing a after party much later in the evening with a few friends and our grown children

Having a 1pm ceremony, then a low-key reception with heavy hors d'oeuvres, open bar, and a dessert buffet. No assigned seating. But we're still planning on doing first dance, cake cutting, etc. We hired a DJ, hopefully there'll be some dancing, though I don't know if people will want to for an afternoon reception. Even if they don't, you need background music, and our venue has multiple rooms so we needed a professional to take care of that sound setup. Great thing is when the event ends by 6pm, there's still plenty of time to continue the celebration elsewhere!

3pm will be the ceremony

We're getting married at 10 in the morning but there are only about 60 people invited to the ceremony (it's a temple wedding) and it's out of town. So our reception is in the evening at a church where we live and that will be double the amount of guests! As for the in between there's gonna be photos and a little luncheon for those who come to the ceremony and then they'll be traveling back for the reception while we do our couples photos.

We are getting married at 11 am. I don't think it is much different than any other wedding.