Every Day is a Beautiful Day for a Wedding, Weather Permitting

Every Colorado bride worries about the weather on the most important day of her life. Winter brides prepare for snow but pray against an unexpected blizzard; summer brides expect sunshine but hope no one dehydrates; spring brides hope the rains stay at bay until after the outdoor ceremony; and fall brides mistakenly think they are safe from nature’s whims.
Since no weatherman (or woman) is correct 100% of the time no matter how high-tech their Doppler radar is, do you think about a weather backup plan when researching wedding and reception cites? I wanted my nuptials to take place poolside with a Hawaiian theme in the month of August, but my fiancé feared rain might interrupt our special day and ruin the food, the cake, and our day in the meantime. With some convincing, I concurred and I relinquished my wedding luau dreams.
Stonebrook Manor offers a backup plan for the intelligent and prepared bride. If your wedding is booked in one of the beautifully landscaped gardens and rain is in your wedding day forecast, the Stonebrook event staff can quickly and simply move your ceremony to the outdoor, partially enclosed Pavilion. Or if you prefer, they can set up chairs chapel-style indoor in one of their elegant ballrooms for you to say I DO in front of the marble fireplace. Once the rain stops, remember to take advantage of the many outdoor photo opportunities by the natural rock formations, fountains, and marble gazebos.
Planning your own wedding is a crash-course in event management and it is easy for the novice to overlook some details. Stonebrook Manor Event Center and Gardens’ backup plan eliminates the stress of worrying about surprise inclement weather so you can focus your efforts on the fun stuff.