So, you just got engaged and everyone is asking the question of the hour, "So when are you getting married? When is the big day?" We all know that weddings, whether big or small, take planning (even though I went from engaged to married in 10 short weeks, every single day was full of planning, whether cake tasting, or talking to the DJ, or having a mid-week meeting with the caterer). Most of the time, if you go to a venue that you both really connect to, their "prime wedding dates" are already taken (sometimes, for the next 2 - 3 years!) Have you ever considered the opportunities that exist in having a winter wedding?
Just a couple of great reasons to consider a winter wedding:
Just a couple of great reasons to consider a winter wedding:
- You are probably getting a venue at the "off season" rates and discounts from many vendors, which can save you a considerable amount of money.
- You are giving your guests, family, friends, and significant other something to really look forward to in the dark winter months.
- You really have a reason to honeymoon in a warm location!
- The color palette for your flowers, dresses, and decorations are exquisite!
- You won't be battling through massive amounts of wedding traffic during "prime season" in the spring and summer months.
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When I think of winter, I think of pine cones, snowflakes, snowmen, cranberries, hot chocolate, candles and fireplaces. I think of the brightest color palette possible to stand out against a white snowy winter backdrop (evergreen, cranberry red, midnight blue, silver, gold). Have a hot chocolate bar; have the bridal party engage in a snowball fight for the pictures; include candles and fire for the prettiest glow. For more ideas, check out this link from Buzzfeed: 42 Lovely Ideas for a Cold-Weather Wedding
How can I best serve you in creating a ceremony for your winter wedding ceremony?
How can I best serve you in creating a ceremony for your winter wedding ceremony?
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