How to Have an Elegant Winter Wedding
A winter wedding can have be an elegant affair to remember. Winter weddings are typically held indoors; they tend to be more formal than summer or spring weddings. Make strong choices that will add elements of class and transform your wedding into an enchanted winter soiree.
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Create an elegant invitation for your winter wedding. Set the tone of your wedding with your save the date cards and invitations. Use bold and rich colors alongside silver, gold or bronze. Use calligraphy to create an opulant invitation. Instruct the guests to wear formal attire to the wedding.
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Choose a wedding venue with an ornate appearance to enchance your wedding style. Book a venue that is already stately for the creation of your winter wonderland. Look into wedding halls or event rooms in tasteful hotels or historic buildings. Think tasteful and classic, not rustic and casual.
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Create a beautiful menu to match your beautiful wedding. Create a classic menu with your caterer. Confirm that the serving dishes, tableware and the dress of the catering staff will meet your expectations for the formal affair. Work with your caterer to concoct a signature cocktail for your guests.
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White flower arrangments have a decidely winter appeal. Choose a florist who will work with your vision. Graceful flower arrangements create a sophiscated atmosphere. All white arrangements have a classic look. Add candles to your centerpieces to bring warmth to the arrangements.
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Consider a classical pianist for your winter wedding. Enhance your wedding with live music. Choose a string quartet or a classical pianist. Book musicians to perform during your ceremony, dinner and reception.
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Tips & Warnings
When working with wedding vendors, always inquire about an off-season discount.
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