Your own meteorologist for the big day.

From choosing the date to the last dance, we turn forecasts into clear calls: when to order the tent, whether to move the ceremony, when to step out for golden-hour portraits.

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The forecast for Saturday, the sixteenth of May

Ceremony at half past five

78° and clearing

Rain at the ceremony

10%

Wind

Southeast, 8 mph

Golden hour

From 7:15 pm

Sunset

7:58 pm

Keep the ceremony on the lawn. Sidewalls stay on standby until noon.

A sample day-of briefing, set like the invitation it belongs with.

The closer the day, the sharper the forecast.

Months out, nobody can forecast your day, but the climate record can tell you what to expect. As the date gets closer, real forecasts take over. We use the right tool at each stage.

Six months to a year out

Pick the date with the odds on your side

Rain chances by hour, heat, wind and storm history for your venue, compared across up to three dates. Plus sunset and golden-hour times.
One month out

Map every weather decision

With you and your planner, we list each call the weather could force, its deadline, and what would trigger it.
Seven days out

Daily briefings with a clear recommendation

An hour-by-hour outlook for your timeline, how confident we are, and what to do next. Twice a day in the final three days.
The day itself

A meteorologist on call or at your venue

Watching radar and lightning from setup to send-off, remotely or in person, and calling holds and all-clears with your planner so you never have to check your phone.

Every forecast ends in a decision.

A weather app says 40% chance of rain. We say whether to order the sidewalls by Tuesday. These are the calls we help couples make, and when they usually come due.

Tent and sidewalls5 to 10 days out

Ceremony indoors or outdoors1 to 3 days out

Shifting the ceremony time2 days out

Fans, shade and water for guests3 days out

Hair, veil and décor in the windThe day before

Golden-hour portraitsThe day of

Lightning hold and all-clearLive

What a briefing looks like

Short enough to read over coffee, and written for your timeline, not a city forecast. This sample arrives three days before the wedding.

Maya and Jordan, three days out

Wednesday, 7:00 am update

Time	On your timeline	Sky	Temp	Rain chance	Wind
3:00 pm	Getting ready, first look	Partly cloudy	84°F	10%	SE 9 mph
5:30 pm	Ceremony	Clouds building to the west	82°F	20%	SE 10 mph
6:30 pm	Cocktail hour	Scattered storms inland	80°F	30%	Gusty near storms
8:00 pm	Reception and toasts	Clearing	76°F	10%	S 6 mph

Confidence

Medium. Storm timing could shift by an hour either way.

Our recommendation

Plan on the outdoor ceremony. Confirm tent sidewalls with the rental company by Friday noon; we make the final call with you Saturday at 1 pm.

Packages

Start with a Date Report. If you book a full package within 60 days, its price comes off.

Date Report

$149

For choosing a date or venue.

Climate odds for up to 3 dates or venues
Rain by hour, heat, wind and storm history
Sunset and golden-hour times
A 20-minute call to walk through it

Order a Date Report

Wedding Week

$895

Forecasts and decisions, start to finish.

Everything in the Date Report
Your decision map, built with your planner
Watch notes from two weeks out
Daily briefings from seven days out, twice daily in the last three
A one-page weather sheet for your vendors
A text alert on the day if a threat develops

Book Wedding Week

Wedding Week + Remote Day-Of

Recommended

$1,295

Your meteorologist on call all day, from anywhere.

Everything in Wedding Week
Watching your venue live from setup to send-off, up to 10 hours
Updates to your planner every 30 to 60 minutes
A direct phone line for your planner all day
Lightning holds and all-clears called remotely
Works for destination weddings too

Book with remote support

Wedding Week + On-Site

$1,950

A meteorologist standing beside your planner.

Everything in Wedding Week
On site from setup to send-off, up to 10 hours
Live radar, lightning detection and a weather station
Holds and all-clears called with your planner
Travel within 50 miles included

Book with on-site support

Add-ons for the whole celebration

Add them to any package, or book them on their own.

Showers and parties$175 each

Bridal or wedding shower, engagement party, rehearsal dinner, welcome party or farewell brunch. A briefing the day before and the morning of, plus a text if storms threaten.

Bachelor or bachelorette weekend$295

Daily briefings for up to three days, built around your plans: a boat day, the beach, golf or a hike, with lightning and wind calls.

Engagement or bridal photos$95

The best day and time for your session, with a sky and golden-hour forecast for the location.

Wedding-weekend bundle$425

Rehearsal dinner, welcome party and farewell brunch together. Saves $100.

Travel-day outlook$75

Weather for flights and drives as you and your guests arrive.

Honeymoon outlook$75

What to expect at your destination, and how to plan around it.

Also available: extra on-site or remote hours $125, destination wedding support $300, bookings under 10 days out $150. Planners, ask about partner pricing.

Your meteorologist

Brian Cizek is a launch weather officer. He forecasts for rocket launches from Florida’s Space Coast, where one lightning strike, a gust or the wrong cloud layer can scrub a mission, and every call comes with a countdown.

Launch forecasts are written against strict rules for lightning, wind and cloud, hour by hour and days ahead, then briefed to the people who make the go or no-go call. Your wedding deserves the same discipline: every forecast tied to a decision, with an honest read on how sure we are.

[X] years forecasting for space launch [and splashdown recovery] operations. [Degree, school.] [Certifications, if any.] Brian also trains new forecasters and meteorologists.

Questions couples ask

How far ahead can you really forecast?: Day-specific forecasts become useful about seven days out and sharpen every day after. Before that, we work from the climate record, which tells you the odds rather than the answer.
What if the forecast is wrong?: Every briefing says how confident we are, and we plan decisions with a margin for that. Weather can still surprise anyone, which is why a backup plan is part of every decision map.
Do you work with our planner and venue?: Yes. We build the decision map with your planner and send a vendor sheet to anyone who needs it. On the day, we make calls together with your planner.
Can you support a destination wedding?: Yes, remotely, anywhere. On-site support outside our travel area is available at cost for travel.
Is the Date Report a good gift?: It is one of our most popular engagement and shower gifts. Ask for a gift card when you get in touch.

Tell us the date. We'll tell you what the sky usually does.

We reply within two business days with a quick read on your date and the package that fits.