Weddings and New Year's Eve have a lot in common. Both entail getting dressed up, dancing, celebrating, and, of course, a champagne toast. It's no wonder, therefore, that the 31st of December is a popular wedding day. It's the best time to embrace the sparkle and glam! But while weddings on New Year's Eve are popular because of the festive atmosphere and special circumstances, they can be expensive and difficult to plan. The first thing you need to decide is whether you want a religious or civil ceremony. If you choose a religious service, then the rabbi will be able to advise you on when there are any limitations on marrying on New Year's Eve. If you go for a civil ceremony, then there are no restrictions on when you can marry. You can even marry on New Year's Eve itself if you wish. However, it's not recommended as the night is often very busy and there may not be any rooms available. You should also consider the time zone of where you live. If you're living in a country where the clock turns over at midnight, then you'll need to arrange your marriage in advance so that enough time exists after the new year has started before your ceremony takes place. Whether you choose a religious or civil ceremony, saying "I do" on New Year's Eve is a fun and romantic idea that many people enjoy.