Costa Rica Wedding Seasons

Costa Rica Wedding Seasons

Costa Rica has varied topography and there are places in the north that are relatively arid and rainforests in the south that may see rain every day of the year, yielding from the coasts up to chilly peaks so perpetually shrouded in clouds that the contour maps of these areas (such as the upper Division valley) can only indicate permanent fog. Unless you are pining for the Scottish coastline, you will probably prefer to choose Costa Rica's most temperate coast, the central pacific, for your Costa Rica wedding.

So let's talk about the weather there in Jaco Costa Rica.

The average 30 year rainfall profile from nearby Puntarenas is:

less than 1/3 of one inch from January to March

(If that came all at once it would be a heavy rain but its spread out
and it seems like it doesn't rain at all because it comes at night and is light)
January, February, and March are the driest months for your Costa Rica wedding.

December and April are the next best months for your Costa Rica wedding. These are shoulder season months with rainfall of less than 1.5 inches that could include one big sustained rainfall, but its likely to be spread out

May through August rainfall is around 7 inches, which can come in big downpours
but there are always sunny times during the day and days without rain during the weeks

...which cannot be said for September and October. if you choose to celebrate your Costa Rica wedding in
September or October in Costa Rica, be prepared for natures wet version of fireworks.

There could be some sunny skies, but be prepared for rain. And more rain.
Unrelenting. Powerful. Sublime. Kind of like the bonds you are forging
Its warm and its wet and it doesn't stop. Its kind of romantic.
Dare we say even sexy.

The 24 average temperature in nearby Puntarenas varies between 82 and 83

Sunny season day time highs are in the low 90s with overnight lows in the 70s. Green season daytime highs are in the 80 and its warmer overnight than in the sunny season.

The mountains and jungle shade parts of the Jaco valley. Its five or ten degrees cooler near the base of the mountain in Jaco where hotel DoceLunas is located than it is in heavily paved and developed areas in central jaco, which are slighly hotter than the beach.

Whenever you choose to celebrate your Costa Rica wedding, Jaco will make a great base convenient to the airport in San Jose, near national parks, its own surf beach and several other world class beaches, golf courses, and sportfishing for your wedding guests. With Jaco's temperate climate, your wedding party will enjoy a wedding under almost guaranteed sunny skies in January through March, and sunny skies interspersed with possible warm light rain through most of the rest of the year aside from September or October, for those who want something extra memorable for your Costa Rica wedding.

For more info on Costa Rica weddings - http://www.docelunas.com/, www.docelunas.com/weddings.html, and the http://www.weddingcostarica.blogspot.com/ - your number one source for Costa Rica wedding information.