Susan and Divan had an awsome fun wedding at Heja Lodge. The whole week is had been raining, but on their wedding day we were just so lucky and it only started raining during the night. 

I initially met Susan through phonecalls and emailing. Then the first time we met personall before the wedding was at my friends Baby shower which was held at my house. The world is so small, we have the same friends, hihihihihi.

Susan is a real darling. We got along from day one, even if it was only via phonecalls and emails at first. 

It luckily did not rain at Susan & Divan's wedding. BUT with rainy season that just started and with Namibia having almost no indoor venues to do wedding photo shoots in, i have quite alot of stressed brides at the moment. I must say to each single bride, do not worry so much about the rain. I found some really nice and cute stress blasters for all of you. Rain on your wedding day is really not so bad, except for getting a little bit wet or washed out, read along with me below:

Rain on Your Wedding Day Good Luck
Is rain on your wedding day bad luck or good luck? People always wonder. Why could wedding day rain be a sign of good fortune? It seems like it could be a disaster. People tend to worry about whether the weather on the big day will be inclement or incredible, and are always looking for information forecasting about the anticipated weather.Your wedding day should be one of the happiest days of your life. A day filled with love, joy, hope, expectation, and excitement.

It marks the start of a new chapter in life, one that should be blessed, blissful, and filled with good fortune.

Rain brings water to dry places, and causes crops to flourish, so it is often viewed as being a blessing and bringing good luck. With that in mind, it is often believed that rain on your wedding day is a sign of good luck.

Rain on your special day can be considered a stroke of luck for several reasons. Rain symbolizes blessings, cleansing, unity, and a new day. In some cultures it is also a symbol of fertility. Due to these positive connotations, a rainy wedding day is very often considered good.

First of all, rain signifies blessings, and everyone wants their marriage to be blessed. Blessings speak of hope and approval. There is every reason to be optimistic when you consider all the possibilities that are ahead.

Blessings also connote prosperity, both in a material and physical sense. It is therefore considered good luck if it rains on that special day, due to the hopeful expectations of a happy life.

Rain also cleanses, ever notice how fresh and clean everywhere looks after a shower of rain.

Cleansing signifies the washing away of dirt, as well as the purging of things that might have sullied or tainted in the past.

After the rain, there is a clean slate that allows you to begin afresh and anew. For those getting married, a new beginning is envisioned as they embark on their life together.

In addition, rain is a sign of fertility. Water makes things grow. Many couples have the hopeful expectation that there marriage will be blessed with children. Therefore in some cultures rain on your wedding day is viewed as a sign that the couple will have many children, and of course, children are considered a blessing.

Fertility is also extended to material wealth, as it signifies abundant resources, productivity, and a bountiful harvest.

Rain on your wedding day can also signify unity. The rationale behind this stems from the reference to marriage as “tying the knot.” It is no secret that a wet knot is much harder to pull apart than a dry one, as the water makes it harder to untie. Therefore if it rains when you are “tying the knot” it suggests unity, and the creation of a stronger bond that will not easily be broken.

Generally, rain is also considered a sign of restoration. It suggests that things that might have been considered dry or dying will regain strength, due to the rain that regenerates and brings renewal.

Rain on your wedding day is in essence a mark of fortune. It is expected that the day is the dawn of a lifetime which will spill over with good luck. As we have seen, it signifies blessings and success.