The old manual of life teaches us that the influence of the rainy season on reservation checks is much more conditional than decisive.
Historically, people have always looked beyond the weather, considering local traditions and established practices as predominant factors.
What really matters are the practical constraints and cultural factors, such as the availability of a church or a caterer for a wedding in Italy, which have always been prioritized.
No one would book an important event without these confirmations, even with bright sunshine.
For example, to organize a village festival here, the availability of the public square and municipal permits always take precedence over the weather forecast.