I personally plan on buying umbrella's a week before the ceremony if the forecast says there will be rain and perhaps shortening the vows, unless it like thunder storms. Would any of you continue the ceremony outdoors if it rains?

We will have a really nice tent placed, with sides if we get sideways rain. Which is usual for Oregon

If it just sprinkles, our plans won't change.  Well, we'll get a nice big pretty umbrella to use, but other than that, nothing changes.  Our outdoor chapel has a roof anyway.

But if it pours....or if it pours the day before and makes everything muddy, we have a separate building on the property rented as our backup plan.  The building is gorgeous...very rustic...but not air conditioned, so not ideal for a June wedding.  It'll be better than getting rained on, though.

If it rains next week and it has been raining for the past few weeks (the joys of living in tropical Australia). We'll have to have our photography before the wedding, the ceremony will be at an undercovered area just outside our reception venue and then we'll start the reception.

I don't know any other way around it, if it rains, there's just no where in Mackay (my town) that can host a wedding ceremony indoors other than one of the churches.

Cry? I am not sure how to make a rain plan... HELP?!

We have a beach site with a building included and are planning on bringing a tent/cabana with sides as well, and the location is in the sun belt of Washington (sun and washington?!?!) in early September, so we should be ok. 

cry too.  lol.  they have a hall for just in case.  or maybe rent a tent.  i'm worried of renting a tent because i don't want it to be all humid and icky

Ill find out today when I go to my appt at our venue...

If it rains our ceremony will be held inside our venue, in their gorgeous main room.  Mostly I'm going to pray that it doesn't rain!  I want to be outside, looking at the ocean, when we say our vows. 

If it rains our venue will move the ceremony to inside, where the reception is to be held.  I would rather it now rain though... it is after all Spring :)