5 Tips for Planning A Palm Springs Wedding

Planning a Palm Springs Wedding

5 Tips For Planning a Palm Springs Wedding

What do you need to know?

Planning a Palm Springs wedding? Couples come from all over the world to have their wedding in Palm Springs! This desert oasis is truly the perfect getaway for a destination wedding, no matter where you are coming from. (I’ve had couples fly in from all over the United States and different parts of the world to get married in Palm Springs, including Washington, Oregon, Australia, and Asia!) Here are 5 things you need to know about getting married in Palm Springs:

  1. The City of Palm Springs has a 10pm noise ordinance for wedding taking place outside. If you’re looking to party past this time, there are still some options! Look for a venue with both outdoor / indoor spaces and move the party inside at 10pm.

  2. There are two sunsets! What ever the posted sunset time is on your wedding day, factor in that the sun sets behind the San Jacinto Mountains one hour before the posted time. You’ll want to factor this in when building out your timeline! I work closely with all of my couples to build out timelines based on their wedding day priorities and making sure we have the best lighting for the ceremony and couples photos.

  3. It can be hot and windy depending on time of year. You generally want to avoid the summer and winter months in Palm Springs. At the end of the day, Palm Springs is a desert which means it can get really hot and really really freezing cold and windy! The months with the best weather to get married in Palm Springs are April, May, late September, and October!

  4. Avoid Coachella Weekend. Coachella is a massive music festival in the nearby city of Indio, drawing in tens of thousands of music fans every single year. Typically spanning across two weekends in April (but moving to October in 2020), you definitely want to avoid having your wedding during this time.

  5. Make it a full wedding weekend! Your friends and family are likely traveling in for your wedding. Don’t let the party start and end on your wedding day only! There are tons of great options for having a great rehearsal dinner the night before and a brunch and pool party the day after!

PALM SPRINGS WEDDING PLANNING CHECKLIST

Planning a wedding but don’t know where to start? Keep scrolling for all of my favorite Palm Springs venues and vendors! But before you do, click here to sign up for my email list to get my free wedding planning checklist to help you get started!

Looking for inspiration for your wedding? Check out full galleries from some of my favorite Palm Springs weddings I’ve photographed!

Need vendor recommendations or a list of things to do? Check out my Ultimate Palm Springs Wedding Planning Guide!

5 Tips for Planning a Palm Springs Wedding | Advice from a Palm Springs Wedding Photographer | Tida Svy | www.tidasvy.com
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