Maximize Your Style this Season

A winter wedding theme is absolutely magical and glamorous. From elegant ivories, silvers, and creams to chocolate browns and shades of berry, there is a wealth of possibilities when it comes to winter wedding colors. Don’t discount an entirely white wedding—with splash of color here and there, such as lime green, black, or even pink.

You can also get very creative with Winter Wedding centerpieces. White or red poinsettias make lovely centerpieces, especially if you use some sort of rich, sparkling ribbon as an accent. If you are getting married before Christmas, you can be festive with reds and greens. Remember that you don’t have to use traditional shades of red and green; instead, you could go with a more unusual lime green and cranberry combination.

If you are getting married after the holidays, make sure to take advantage of Christmas sales where you will find things like candles, pine branches, white lights, and other accessories that you can incorporate into your winter wedding theme. You can also use these things to decorate other areas of your venue, such as doorways, shelves, tables, or a fireplace mantle.

Note: Remember that if you get married in February, before Valentine’s Day, the price of flowers is going to be significantly higher. If you are particularly concerned with flowers, consider a date after the 14th.

Read more:

• Add Indie Style to Your Winter Wedding
  
• Wedding Themes to match Winter Colors
  
• Choosing Your Winter Wedding Colors