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An outdoor ceremony in a public location is best suited to fairly relaxed couples with small to medium sized events. Each location has different rules on seating, number of guests allowed, etc. Keep in mind that the area will not be closed for your use and other park users may end up in the background of your pictures. (That's what Photoshop is for.) It's helpful to place sandwich-board signs and balloons in strategic places if you choose an out of the way location. The best time for an outdoor ceremony in Spokane is from mid-July through mid-September. Choose an early evening ceremony (6pm is great) to avoid taking your pictures (usually about 2 hours worth) in the worst heat of the day. Make sure your invitations include a contingency plan in case of inclement weather, such as telling guests that the ceremony will move to the reception location in case of rain, and a number to call for a recorded message in case of uncertain conditions. You'll need a trustworthy friend to remember to record that message saying where the ceremony absolutely will be, and to hang out at the original site to redirect wayward guests (make sure they have raingear.) Ask reception facilities about their policies on moving the ceremony to the reception site in case of a weather emergency. Not all facilities have the same rules. You may need to pay for some extra time, but it'll be worth it not to have drenched guests.
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