June, July or August for UK wedding?

Question

Getting married in June, July or August and need to set a date (a saturday) which is most likely to get sun and not rain? HELP! x*x

Answer 1

Well... that is an unaswerable question given our climate! Last week I was sunbathing in my garden in 80 degrees and yesterday I was wearing my wellies!  

Answer 2

this is england your talking about! who knows when its gonna be sunny! its just pot luck im afraid, if i were you id risk august to try an be on the safe side!

Answer 3

apparently the 17th of june has never had rain, but thats in scotland lol I think being the UK it really is just pot luck, if I was to choose a month, id go for either june or august because of their being so many summer holidays in july, ur more likely to get people to come during those 2 months I think :)

Answer 4

Hi I got married two weeks ago and the weather was fab, a little windy but it stayed bright and warm. I got a bit obsessed checking the weather on metcheck.com and although it was lovely to be able to have pics outside we had a gorgeous venue and could have had pics inside, I was so happy that I had got married that it could have snowed and I wouldn't have cared! Good luck xx

Answer 5

June. The later into the season, the more likely to rain. At least it worked for me (Midsummer eve). But check the meteorological history of the area as well before planning.

Answer 6

I am getting married 6th June and am hoping for good weather but who knows ?

Anyway its supposed to be lucky to be marrried in June thats why we chose it.

July and August can also be too hot at times

Answer 7

late july or early august

its when summer is on its peak in europe, late august the fall kicks in and its more risky

june may turn out with spring weather only

so heigth of summer def best bet

Answer 8

None of them, Id go for the last week in may, around the time the kids have a half term holiday, it always seems to be nice weather around that time, the rest of the summer is practically a guarenteed washout!