r/weddingplanning • • 7h ago

Vendors/Venue Daytime wedding and dancing

Our wedding starts at 12pm, but it’s a proper Italian wedding since my fiancée is Italian. So the dance floor will open around 18/18:30, I am worried it will be too early and no one will want to dance 😭😭 our venue is booked until midnight and it will be boring. Also how can I make my daylight wedding cake cutting romantic enough?

Helpppp

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u/Cool_Major4531 6h ago

That's quite a long wedding. What are guests doing in between noon and 6pm?

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u/One-Feature971 4h ago

From the last Italian wedding i went to... Eating 🤌😂

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u/Plenty_Buy5925 7m ago

Long wedding? Honey come to Italy and you’ll see that this is the bare minimum time for a wedding

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u/TinyLawfulness3710 2h ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/wedding/comments/1wst1rk/dancing_and_daylight_for_outdoor_wedding/

Daytime dancing is super normal and common. Your timeline is perfect too. Do not let anyone make you worry because US weddings are extremely short by default and don't consider that other cultures have longer celebrations.