The most expensive time of year to host a wedding often correlates with the most popular wedding seasons. These seasons tend to be when the weather is typically mild and outdoor venues are most appealing, though it can depend somewhat on your geographical location.
In many places, particularly in the United States, the peak wedding seasons are late spring through early fall. June, September, and October are often the most popular (and therefore often the most expensive) months.
During these peak times, demand for venues and vendors can be high, driving up costs. Venues may charge higher prices, and popular vendors may be booked well in advance, making it harder to find affordable options.
If you want to save money on your wedding, consider having it during the off-peak season, like winter in many places. You might also look into less traditional days; for instance, many venues and vendors charge less for weekday weddings than weekend ones.
Remember, balancing cost considerations with what will make your day special and meaningful to you is always important.
The “right” time for your wedding is the time that works best for you, your partner, and your loved ones.