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What's more dreamy than a winter wedding? There's romance and love here evening dresses for women , and between the crisp air, frosty trees, festive cheer and music, there's no denying that this time of year is magical. If you want to transport your guests to a winter wonderland, here are some of the best winter wedding decoration ideas that will bring charm and warmth!
Winter weddings are a great time to use dried flowers and fruit
because of their timeless properties. They can be incorporated in
different ways throughout the wedding day, such as floral installations
for the ceremony and reception, stunning wedding bouquets and
centerpieces. A unique men's corsage can be dried flowers, and you can
even have a special hair accessory made just for you to match! With the
recent popularity of wedding signage, set the tone for your wedding by
adorning your welcome sign with a crown of dried flowers on top.
If dried flowers aren't for you, use dried berries instead! Adding
some dried berries to your table setting will take your tablescape to
the next level. Perfect for a winter wedding are dried cranberries. With
its deep red color, you can easily incorporate festive elements.
Frosted berries or other fruit such as dried apples or oranges can be
added to your wedding bouquet, placed as a decoration on your wedding
cake or placed on top of the tableware.
Winter brings bare trees, so why not incorporate them into your winter
wedding and embrace their beauty? For your table, a chilled or frosted
twig centerpiece will exude elegance while still keeping the theme. You
can also make bare branches with hanging crystals or hanging votive
candles to bring in the flicker and bring the outside in. Throw in some
snow-covered pine cones for an added touch.
For a rustic vibe, twigs and twigs would be nice to add to your flower
arrangements. You can even grow bigger on bare trees! Winter weddings
don't scream flowers, so use an arch of twigs instead of flowers. Or,
set up a bare tree at the altar with string lights or candles while you
say "I do" to your soul mate.
Lighting can be another great highlight of a winter wedding. While
balloons aren't a consideration in weddings, if you're getting married
close to New Year's Eve, using clear LED balloons is sure to get your
guests ready to party! Plus, they're reusable, so you're ready to set
the mood when celebrating your first anniversary.
If you're using wreaths throughout your decor, make sure to use plenty
of twinkle lights to brighten up the greenery and add warmth. For a
reception, you want the room to be inviting, so use market lights to
brighten the room. Candles also help set the mood. Imagine your tables
lined up inside a tall glass chimney with taper candles in between.
Romance is key in weddings, so scattering candles or setting them up the
aisle during the ceremony can create a fairy-tale atmosphere.
How can you have a winter wedding without some snowflake accents? An
easy way to add snowflakes to your decor without going overboard is to
use a snowflake cake topper. Or, if you break with tradition and make
cupcakes instead of cake, top each cupcake with snowflakes. If you want
to add more snowflakes than just cake toppers, use snowflake candle
holders as your table decorations or use them as seating cards!
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