Things to Consider with December Weddings
Nowadays weddings used to be held not only in June, but all year around. Actually there are many couples that prefer saying their vows during the “off season” period like December.
In case you consider the flakes of snow to be a perfect backdrop for your wedding, then go ahead and start planning the ultimate winter wedding. But beforehand you should familiarize with the possible problems you may face.
Things to consider when planning a winter wedding
Apparel
As low temperature is one of the main aspects of the winter in the major part of the country, the apparel should be appropriate. But it doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to forget about looking beautiful and stylish. You will be still able to wear the strapless gown along with the warm wraps made from cashmere or faux fur.
Flowers
The issue is that you might not be able to have the blooms you like since they could be simply unavailable. Sure the florist can get you the flowers you want for the additional payment. But it is still possible to find flowers available in winter that will suit your wedding theme like roses, amaryllis, calla lilies, white hydrangeas etc.
Décor
In case you just love the outdoor beauty in winter, you are able to introduce the unique ambiance indoors using the winter-themed decorations and centerpieces. Crystal strings, pine cones, branches etc are here to bring the true winter feel into your wedding reception. Candles will add the warm ambiance to the celebration. Besides, they guarantee the romantic glow and cozy atmosphere.
Colors
Silver and white are considered to be the traditional winter wedding colors. They are both elegant and spruce. However you don’t necessarily have to stick to these particular hues. Red, green, orange and yellow are also appropriate at the winter weddings.
Honeymoon
It would be nice taking a trip to the tropical paradise once the wedding day is over and enjoy the burning sun, sandy beaches and relaxing ambiance. Caribbean for instance is the perfect honeymoon destination after the snowy winter.
