Skip to main content

Top Winter wedding trends to inspire your big day

There are so many lovely wedding trends circulating the wedding world these days. From warm and fun Summer wedding trends to vibrant Spring trends, there is no lack of inspiration when it comes to creative and unique wedding elements. Winter wedding trends are among the most beautiful, as they create beauty when the world around is hibernating.

You can bring lovely wedding trends to your own Winter wedding. Your day is magical and can be just as stunning and romantic as the love you share with your partner.

Here at I Thee Wed, we know just how wonderful a wedding can be with the right trends. If you are in need of some Winter wedding inspiration, be sure to continue reading to learn more:

·         Baked comfort foods. Keeping warm and staying comfortable are key when Winter hits. You can bring both to your wedding with warm comfort foods. Although comfort food is popular throughout the year, it becomes quite a delight in the Winter months. You can bring warm comfort food to your own wedding menu with dishes such as grilled cheese and tomato soup, a warm cheese course, or yummy individual apple pies.
·         Bead and sequin embellishments. The fashion changes when winter hits, whether it be to stay warm or to complement the changing surroundings. Winter is a time to sparkle and shine, just as the frozen world around you. Bringing dazzling beads and sequin embellishments to your dress, your bridesmaid’s dresses, and other wedding elements, is a lovely way to capture that sparkle within your wedding.
·         White cake with gold accents. When Winter hits, especially in those areas that receive bundles of snow, white becomes the main color surrounding you. The beautiful, untouched, fresh blanket of snow coating the ground is alluring to say the least. You can reflect that within your wedding cake. An all-white cake with dazzling gold accents makes for quite a lovely display that your guests will just want to eat right up.

Winter is a lovely time to host such a romantic event. You can bring the Winter trends to your wedding forming a full seasonal effect. Here at I Thee Wed, we can help create your Winter wedding to be a stunning dream come true. If you are ready to start planning your greater Cincinnati area big day, be sure to contact us.



Photo Credit: Tammy Bryan Photography
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Your Wedding “Thank You” Notes Should Be Written to Perfection

So many guests, friends and family alike, have gathered from near and far to celebrate your big day with you! You have all enjoyed a great meal, delicious cake and then you jetted off onto your honeymoon. After returning, you have unpacked your suitcases, and opened all of your lovely gifts, so now it is time to sit down and write the perfect “thank you” notes.  
Post a Comment
Read more

Does a "Day-Of Coordinator" only show up on the wedding day?

"I've done all my own planning and want a "day-of" coordinator but can't find one who will show up on the wedding day only !  Why?" There's probably a lot of confusion amongst engaged couples because of the term "day-of" coordinator. If you end up speaking to someone who says they will only show up on the wedding day and save you lots of money because of it, please stay clear of them! Many wedding planners may label their coordination as "day-of" wedding coordination, but there is far more involved than just showing up on the wedding day when it comes to a professional wedding planner who knows what she/he is doing. Photo Credit: Estes Images Here are some reasons why a wedding coordinator shouldn't show up  only  on the wedding day: Many planners begin their coordination services 4-8 weeks out because many venues request the wedding day timeline one month prior. A 1 1/2 to 2 hour timeline meeting typically kicks off
Post a Comment
Read more

Answers to Brides Most Frequently Asked Questions

Here we are....Day 6, our final day of answering your most frequently asked questions here are answers to questions 9 and 10! Question 9: When Do We Mail the Invitations.    Traditionally speaking, wedding invitations should be mailed out 6-8 weeks before the wedding. If you get anxious and mail them 10-12 weeks prior to the wedding, you might be taking a chance with your guests seeing they have plenty of time to respond and put the invitation down with intentions of RSVPing later and then they forget. Only with destination weddings should you mail your invitations 3 months out. Make sure your RSVP date is one month prior to the wedding, allowing you time to call folks who haven't rsvp'd. Part 2: Do We Need to Note the Dress Code on the Invitations?  In many cases your invitation style will depict to your guests how formal your ceremony will be. A beach wedding invitation is going to have a much different style than a more formal, traditional invitation. However, if y
Post a Comment
Read more