Winter
Winter
Winter is the perfect season for a real fairytale wedding. The colder days and darker nights create an intimate, festive atmosphere and the possibility of snow could make it a truly white wedding. Even though you can't guarantee snow on your big day, you can create a wonderful snowy feel by using lots of sparkly decorations like glittering snowflakes, silver or gold branches, snow globes or an ice sculpture to wow your guests.
A Christmas theme can be fun for everyone and gives you the opportunity to add lots of traditional touches such as Christmas tree baubles with your guests' names instead of place cards or chocolate coins or crackers as favours. With Christmas trees, lights and decorations you can create a winter wonderland all of your own.
Winter is the time of year when you can really go to town on your wedding attire by incorporating dramatic capes, cloaks, cowls, gloves and muffs in rich fabrics like satin, velvet or faux fur. An icy diamond or shimmering pearl tiara will add drama and glamour to a wintry theme and opulent gold, silver, ruby red, holly green, royal blue or classic black and white create a stunning seasonal look.
Jane and Stuart's - Winter Wedding
Jane and Stuart had a modern theme using bright, vibrant colours! Before their wedding, Jane and Stuart took 6 months off and went travelling together in 2008. Prior to this they had lived 80 miles apart and had only really spent weekends together so although it felt right, going travelling together was going to be a real test.
Jane and Stuart’s wedding was featured in
In Magazine.
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Caroline and John's - Winter Wedding
Caroline and John chose a winter / snowflake theme. The couple featured a single, silver-dusted snowflake on their wedding stationery. They also bought glittery snowflake-shaped place cards that clipped on the wine glasses for the tables.
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