What is the best time of day to schedule your outdoor wedding ceremony? At sunset, of course! It is the most romantic time of the day, AKA the ideal time to say your “I do’s”! Plus, your wedding photos will turn out AMAZING! Don’t believe us? Just check out these stunning sunset wedding photos below. We are certain that once you start swooning over the GORG shots, you will be dying to plan your ceremony for the magical hours of twilight and say “I Do” at sunset. Enjoy 🙂

Event Design by Maui’s Angels, Photo by Love + Water Photography

Photo by Caroline Tran, Planning by All You Need is Love Events, featured in Golden Summer Wedding Inspiration on Inspired by This

Photo by Valorie Darling Photography

Floral and Event Design by Blooming Hites, Photo by Kelly Anne Photography

Photo by Love Me Do Photography

Rentals by Archive Specialty Rentals, Photo by Moni+Adri Weddings, Event Design by Crosby and Jon Design

Event Design by Laurel & Rose, Photo by Alison Vagnini Photography, Event Design by Del Cabo, Floral Design by Fiori Flowers, HMU by Alchemy Face Bar

Event Design by Nicole George Event Planning, Photo by Shelly Anderson Photography, Specialty Rentals by To Be Designed, Floral Design by Blooms by Breesa Lee

Photo by Les Amis Photo, Venue at Verdura Resort

Photo by Anna Delores Photography, Event Design by Vanessa Noel Events

Event Design by All You Need is Love Events, Photo by Erich McVey Photography

Event Design by A. Dominick Events, Photo by Eric Kelley Photography, Venue at Pippin Hill Vineyard

Veil by Daphne Newman Design, Photo by Matt Lien, Dress by Nurit Hen

Event Design by Callista & Company, Photo by Jenna Beth

Event Design by Infinite Events, Photo by Lev Kuperman Photography

Accessories by Bridal Bliss, Photo by Ivy and Gold Photography

Event Design by HoneyFitz Events, Photo by Lin & Jirsa Photography

Event Design by Moana Events, Photo by Jana Dillon Photography

Photo by Koman Photography, Venue at Chateau St. Jean Sonoma

Event Design by Unveiled Hawaii, Photo by Mike Adrian Photography