The concept of ‘outdoors’ here can be a garden behind the house, open space / park in a hotel, even at the beach. Here are some tips on planning an outdoor wedding.

1. Options Day.
We recommend that you select the day in the months of dry season, so it can minimize the risk of rain.

2. Anticipation of rain.
Considering you live in the tropics with a 2-rainy season and drought-which sometimes are not predictable, then there is no harm in the event you are also preparing a backup when the rain suddenly fell in your outdoor wedding location.

You can rent a spare, simple tent as a place to sit and invited guests enjoyed the meal, preparing a number of umbrellas for guests, if at any time it rains.

3. Number of Guest Invite.
Adjust the number of guests invited to the garden area / garden that you will use for outdoor weddings. Measure the area where you will put the seat your guests.

Provide at least 60 square meters for every folding chair. Use mathematics to calculate the number of guests who would you invite proportional garden area / park.

4. Invitation.
Make sure that your guests have to know the agenda of the wedding will be held outdoors (outdoor) complete with Dresscode identify him with the invitation.

5. Clothing theme.
Determine your wedding theme complete with dress-code, both the color of clothing, types of clothing in the era-specific (60’s, 80’s), as well as certain countries traditional clothing (Hawaiian, Americana, and so on)

6. Food theme.
Adjust your meal menus for guests with your wedding theme, so guests feel invited the thick feel of your wedding theme.

7. Tata event.
Plan informal event after event held over the core. Because synonymous with outdoor wedding informal and friendly atmosphere, then forget the rules and protocol that is the official marriage.

You can organize informal events to more casual guests enjoy the wedding ceremony such as letting them sit back while enjoying live music berbekyu and rhythmically while not too strong or moderate.

8. Event Organizer.
EO in this case is not always a service bureau manager, but can also show you / your close friends that you believe set the course of events from the beginning to the end. Both the order of events and coordinate the filler items show.

9. Licensing.
If your event was held in public places, make sure you have filed permits to the authorities so that when the event they are not questioned about your event.

10. Infrastructure.
Make sure your outdoor arena also supported by basic infrasutruktur, such as toilets, electricity or clean water, as well as wedding facilities in the building. Making it easier for guests if at any time require such facilities.