
Winter Weddings
Choosing the time of your wedding is, perhaps, one of the most important decisions you will make. It has implications not only for colors, imagery, dress and themes but also on the wedding cost. Whatever time of year you decide on, you’ll want the day to be perfect so here are some ideas for you to take away. You’ll want to take your time over this decision and think forward to what the implications will be further down the line.
Winter is often underrated as a season for weddings. Most often they are associated with spring and summer warmth, flowers and sunshine. However, if the wedding cost is one of your primary concerns, then a winter wedding might just be what you need. Prices are almost always lower with venues and vendors during these months, as long as you avoid the Christmas and New Year periods - and the Ski resorts. Even then, many venues may struggle to find customers and will welcome a wedding at a much reduced price over what it would cost you later in the year. At the same time you may well find better deals on catering, banquet halls, wine vendors, limousine companies and photographers where these are traditionally their slowest months. It’s definitely a good time to look at for the bargain hunter.
There is no shortage of themes or styles to go around just because it is winter, either. Indeed, it can be a refreshing change to guests as well as the happy couple to experience a wedding in a completely different setting to what they may be used to. From Winter Wonderland to Christmas and New Year to Valentines, the choices can be as tantalising as at any other time of year. Winter Wedding Flowers include deep red, white or pink amaryllis, the beautiful Cymbidium Orchids as well as the more familiar tulips, Gerberas and roses, which, lets face it, can now be bought all year round. The fantastically romantic and heartwarming winter foliage of deep green Holly and Ivy can also add a magical touch to the day.
Traditional winter wedding colors and schemes can range from ice blue, sky blue and navy blue, through purple, plum, burgundy and reds. To the lighter silver, white, gold and cream.
Really - there are no hard and fast rules. Go with your heart and reflect your own personality, winter weddings are far from cold! Match your favors and themes like any other time of the year and have a fabulous time. If you want to keep the wedding cost low - this is definitely something to consider!











