Option 1: Reschedule for a Sunny Day
It's always an option — and if you have a specific look you're going for, it may be the best plan! As fun as rainy sessions may be, the reality is that they are never going to have the same look as a day with sun. This option works best if you have a flexible schedule, especially with weekday availability in the near future!

Option 2: Move Things Indoors
In-home or studio sessions have a magic of their own, and a cozy rainy-day session indoors can be pretty magical! This is a great option if you're not a fan of getting wet, but don't want to push your photo session date back.



Option 3: Head up the Mountain (and pray for snow!)
Works best if you live near mountains. Also if it's almost winter.
For real though, there are sometimes areas nearby that have better weather in the forecast, and it's definitely worth looking into, especially if you know you won't be able to reschedule very easily. Often driving an hour north or south (or east or west) is all it takes to get out of the clouds and rain!


Option 4: Risk it/Embrace it
I have a trusty clear umbrella that I always bring if there's a chance of rain. Not to mention, the VERY best sunsets are always right after it's rained. It doesn't always clear up, sometimes it's just wet and we play with that. But sometimes, if you're lucky, it will clear up and we will get gorgeous skies (and maybe even a rainbow!) Below are some galleries of couples who have gone forward with rainy weather in the forecast!
 
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