In addition to these practical problems, there are dates "out"Dictated by superstition or a specific context. Here's the list: take notes!
* Friday 13. It is a synonym of bad luck in many countries. Of biblical origin, this superstition is very important for the church and it is impossible to marry on this day.
* Change of hours. Has nothing to do with bad luck, but a practical question. Causes delays in the chain that could be avoided.
* April 1. By choosing this date for your wedding, you might have a marriage full of "April Fools": think!
* Public Holidays. Christmas, New Year and Easter are the bad dates to celebrate their wedding. There are days when you're at home and you risk seeing half the guests!
* Sporting Events. Imagine that on the night of your wedding coincides with the World Cup final or the Champion's League, you will not only stolen the scene from the event, but your guests reluctantly give up the most determined to see the game, Will push to see it during the reception, or even will not arrive at the wedding or later ...
* Elections. Do you think that you and your invited you have to cut out a space of time to vote, and that there will be more problems to book the room at city hall.