What would you do if it on your wedding day

What would you do if it on your wedding day

The “if” clause is a condition for the main clause to happen, ie let’s assume that it’ll definitely rain, what do you do? In that sense, “would” would just make it confusing.
so normally you don’t use will or would with if clauses.
Except: when you politely ask for something
E.g. it would be great if you would help me with this

The “if” clause is a condition for the main clause to happen, ie let’s assume that it’ll definitely rain, what do you do? In that sense, “would” would just make it confusing.
so normally you don’t use will or would with if clauses.
Except: when you politely ask for something
E.g. it would be great if you would help me with this

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conditional mood, can the hypothetical entity be identified?

Does English grammar distinguish between a conditional sentence where the point of view is realistic, but the result is indeterminate; and one where the point of view is hypothetical, but the result is deteriminate?

Example 1: Suppose my neighbor is engaged to be married and we are talking about his up-coming wedding three weeks off.

What would you do if it rained like this on your wedding day?

We expect the wedding to happen as scheduled, but have utterly no opinions about the weather three weeks from now. Is the above sentence grammatically the best, or could it be improved by replacing rained by was raining, was to rain, were raining, or were to rain? Do any of these help to indicate a factual event subject to unpredictable weather?

Example 2: Suppose my neighbor has no plans to marry.

What would you do if you got married on a day like today?

Here, it is the wedding that is hypothetical, and we are specifying the weather. Can this mood be conveyed better with were getting, or were to get?

My searches for info on this yielded nothing. But the examples seem to show that there are sometimes more options in the first case.

Do any dialects purpose or repurpose auxiliary verbs to achieve this distinction?

Is there a pair of statements which applies to each example, but not the other?

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Если долго пытаться сделать одно и то же, рано или поздно все получается.
Если ты не придешь завтра, я тоже не приду.
Если бы у меня не было мобильного телефона, жизнь была бы трудной.
Если бы я пришел на пять минут позже, я бы опоздал на поезд.
Если в конце марта дожди, то лето бывает холодное.
Я позвоню тебе, если ты оставишь мне свой номер телефона.
Если бы я был на твоем месте, я бы срочно купил себе новую машину

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0. Zero conditional (нулевой тип условия)
First conditional (первый тип условия)
Second conditional (второй тип условия)
Third conditional (третий тип условия)
Wishes

Zero conditional
If I miss the 8 o’clock bus, I am late for work.
If people don’t eat, they get hungry.
My boss gets angry if I am late for work.
Does ice melt if you heat it?

If/when + Present Simple, Present Simple.

If + Present Simple, Future Simple.

Сравним:
If I become the president, I will increase salaries.
Если я стану президентом, я увеличу зарплаты.

Говорит официальный кандидат в президенты. Для него существует РЕАЛЬНАЯ вероятность стать президентом.

If I became the president, I would increase salaries.
Если бы я стал президентом, я бы увеличил зарплаты.

If + Past Perfect, would/could/might + have+V3

Conditionals Quiz
What would you do if it (rain) on your wedding day?
What would you do if it rained on your wedding day?
If she comes, I (call) you.
If she comes, I will call you.
What will you do if you (fail) the history exam?
What will you do if you fail the history exam?
If they had not (take) the car, I would have driven you.
If they had not taken the car, I would have driven you.

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As with any wedding, bad weather is the ghost that haunts every bride-to-be in their sleep. About a week before the wedding I saw that it was supposed rain! Will’s natural talent for putting together a great shot in any condition was certainly noticed! It poured rain for half the day, and was cloudy and dark for the other part. Once we received our wedding pictures we were ecstatic! They made friends of ours wish it had rained on their wedding day. (Of course they would have needed Will as their photographer)

What to Do (And Buy) If It Rains on Your Wedding Day

Whether a drizzle or a downpour, there’s no reason to let rain ruin your nuptials. While stormy weather might not be what you were hoping for, Mother Nature’s plans are out of your hands. The good news is, a shower actually signifies good luck! And there’s plenty of prep you can do in advance so that rain on your wedding day doesn’t get in the way.

Any couple having an outdoor wedding ceremony should confirm a weather backup plan in their venue contract—whether it’s an indoor room, a covered outdoor area or a last-minute tent setup. That way, if the forecast spontaneously calls for rain on your wedding day, you’ll have something to fall back on—and no reason to panic. However, if you forgot to make a plan B from the start, here’s how to pull off a fabulous affair no matter what. Plus, learn more about the pros of getting married in the rain.

What Does Rain on Your Wedding Day Mean?

First things first: What does it mean if it rains on your wedding day? That depends on who you ask. There are lots of different wedding superstitions and beliefs when it comes to the weather. According to Hindu tradition, a rainy wedding is a sign of a lasting marriage (since a wet knot is harder to untie). Others claim it signifies a fresh start for the newlyweds, washing away any bad memories from the past. Rain has also been thought to represent fertility, fortune and abundance. One thing most people will agree on, however, is that rain on your wedding day is good luck—so keep your chin (and your umbrella) up!

Tips for Handling Rain on Your Wedding Day

You planned an outdoor wedding, but your only weather prep was crossing your fingers—now it’s supposed to pour down on your special day. Don’t panic: There’s still plenty you can do beforehand to keep things running smoothly. To help you out, we’re sharing our top tips to make a wet wedding day as right as rain.

Talk to Your Venue

Call your venue coordinator, or put them in touch with your wedding planner, and find out your options. Do they have another protected space on-site you could relocate to? If you were planning an outdoor ceremony and an indoor reception, can they help transform the indoor space for both the ceremony and reception? (If you go with this plan, ask them how long it’ll take to flip the room. A good team should get the job done in about an hour while you and your guests enjoy cocktails and hors d’oeuvres at another spot at the venue.) Another option, if your budget and venue allow, is to rent a tent last minute. The site manager might even be able to refer you to a rental company they’ve worked with before.

Think of the Positives

We get it, nobody likes the feeling of their parade being rained on, and you’re more than entitled to stomp your feet. But while you’re at it, don’t forget to think of the positives. Whether it’s April showers or a fully fledged storm, there are actually lots of awesome perks to getting married in the rain. For starters, just think of the cute umbrellas, cozy atmosphere and cool rainy wedding photos. Your celebration will have a unique edge that not everyone gets to experience. On top of all that, rain creates an incredibly romantic setting. (Who doesn’t love a Hollywood-style kiss in the rain?)

Embrace It

Get ready to roll with the punches and welcome the weather—remember, rain on your wedding day is actually good luck! If the rain brings wind and chilly temperatures too, arrange for heat lamps, offer blankets and make sure there’s plenty of hot coffee, tea, cider or cocoa. The last thing you want is for loved ones to stand shivering while you say your «I do»s. Provide enough umbrellas and blankets for your guests—or, at the very least, for your wedding party. And after you’ve tied the knot, plan a playful rainy photo session with your wedding party holding the cute umbrellas and wearing colorful rain boots. Or, sneak away with your soon-to-be spouse for a first look and romantic kiss under a shared umbrella.

Our Favorite Rainy Day Wedding Supplies

Before adding another thing to your to-do list, find out if any of your vendors can supply the kinds of props you’re looking for. No luck? Then shop these thoughtful supplies and accessories to upgrade your rainy wedding day.

1. Pretty Pashminas

If the forecast for your big day is bringing the cold too, why not hand out these cozy pashminas for your wedding party to wrap up in? Choose the shade that best suits your color palette and present them to loved ones with a cool custom label.

2. Cozy Throws

These blankets are an awesome (and surprisingly inexpensive) option that’ll instantly level up the rain plan for your outdoor wedding. Stock up on the snug throws for guests to drape around their shoulders or over their knees to keep toasty warm. Your celebration will forever be remembered for its cozy, intimate atmosphere.

3. Adorable Tags

Go all in with these cute wedding favor tags for blankets that read: «to have and to hold in case you get cold.» Whether or not it rains on your wedding day, guests will be blown away by your thoughtfulness.

4. Heartfelt Signage

Or, set up a dedicated blanket station for loved ones with some rustic woven baskets and this sentimental sign. The icing on the cake? It’s a printable file, so you don’t have to worry about getting it shipped in time.

5. Cotton Towels

No one wants to sit around wet. Leave towels on every ceremony or reception seat for rained-on attendees to dry off with. These handy white face cloths are 100% cotton, making them super soft and ultra absorbent.

6. Handwoven Towels

If you’re planning a small wedding, you might be more willing to splash out on towels that double as keepsakes. Treat your guests (or just the wedding party) to these elegant Turkish hand towels they can take home as favors.

7. Bubble Umbrellas

Your guests will seriously appreciate you taking the time and effort to provide umbrellas for them. These translucent ones will let loved ones flaunt their best wedding style, all while staying safe and dry.

8. Sweet Signage

Still not sold on having a rainy wedding? There are lots of ways to put your own creative spin on it, like this adorable sign for an umbrella station that reads: «Our love is rain or shine!»

9. Couple’s Umbrella

Even if you invite guests to bring their own umbrellas, as the newlyweds, you’ll probably want to carry something special. Have your monogram printed on a clear vinyl umbrella to seriously up your photo game.

10. Bridal Rain Boots

If anything, rain on your wedding day is an excuse to invest in some stylish new boots. This glossy pair comes in a brilliant shade of white that’ll befit any bride. That said, feel free to sway from the traditional and pick out a more colorful set if that’s more your vibe.

11. Monogram Duck Boots

Suitable footwear is non-negotiable when it comes to an outdoor wedding in the rain, especially if you’re celebrating somewhere that might get a little muddy. How about decking out your wedding party in classic pairs of duck boots embellished with their initials? They’ll make excellent wedding party gifts, particularly when it comes to the bridesmaids.

12. Ankle Rain Boots

For the dapper guys in your wedding party, try these uber-stylish Chelsea boots with a slick slimmer fit. They come in a choice of gray, navy or black so you can choose the shade that goes best with each outfit. And yes, they’re totally waterproof.

13. Rain Ponchos

Okay, so a poncho may not be the most fashionable solution to rain at your wedding, but hear us out: If you’re just planning an outdoor ceremony, it’ll keep guests warm and dry until the reception (where they can fully resume looking their best).

14. Custom Mugs

Still not sure what to do if it rains on your outdoor wedding? Work with your venue or caterer to see if setting up a tea, coffee or hot chocolate station is possible. Then, hand out these cute coffee mug wedding favors so guests can help themselves. Nothing warms the soul like a delicious hot beverage.