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Do you want to find out which season is the best for New Zealand pre-wedding? We will give you some tips and show you some pre-wedding photos taken in each season.
New Zealand pre-wedding is suitable for all year round, so you actually can’t go wrong with any season. The most important tip when planning your pre-wedding in New Zealand is to consider what kind of scenery you are most interested in as each season gives you a very unique experience. Do you want blue lakes with purple Lupins? Then summer is the best time for you.
If you want to find out more about New Zealand pre-wedding or need some pre-wedding tips, feel free to contact us. For information on our pre-wedding packages, visit our New Zealand pre-wedding webpage or check out our pre-wedding gallery or instagram. We promise that you haven’t fully discover New Zealand until you have been to some of our most favourite ”secret” pre-wedding spots.
Spring (September – November)
Trees and flowers start to blossom in spring so you can expect to see a lot of colourful landscapes. Cherry blossom also happens around this time (Sept).
Summer (November – February)
As summer approaches, you can expect long hours of day and sunny warm weather. Long day light allows you to fit more travel in your plan and travel further. Lupins are also starting to blossom in Nov-Dec, the different shades of purple lupins cover most part of the McKenzie area and they are extremely pictorial for pre-wedding. New Zealand summer is all about sunshine, blue sky and turquoise blue lakes.
Autumn ( April – May)
Mid April to mid May is Autumn festival here, the South Island is covered in rustic gold.
Winter (June to August)
June to August is our winter time, this is also the peak season for oversea travellers as the holiday season begins for countries in the Northern hemisphere, so there are a lot of visitors coming to New Zealand for skiing/snowboarding and to check out our magnificent snow mountains and southern alps. If you love snow mountains, this is the time to come.
