What you need to know before and while you are planning a winter wedding.
, located in Aspen. They had many dos and some don’ts . And they all agreed on one thing, summed up best by Bluebird's founder Virginia Frischkorn: “Winter weddings are magical.”“Although planning a winter wedding has its advantages, the holidays can be a typically busy time for travel. If you’re set on a date surrounding a major holiday, make sure you send your save the dates out well in advance.
“You don’t need to go overboard with holiday thematics but having a small nod to the season through decor, floral or food will acknowledge the spirit of the season in a tasteful way," say Britt Cole and Francie Dorman of 42 North. Here, a recent wedding that embraces the winter season with garlands. candles, and dark blooms.
“We are big fans of offering hand warmers on a tray and warm blankets on the back of ceremony chairs should the ceremony be outside.” -Virginia Frischkorn“Lighting is critical and can transform your wedding into a winter wonderland. This doesn’t mean the wedding must feel like it’s straight out of. What we mean is that you will want to consider really embracing the season and making sure your wedding feels authentic to the season, venue and your design aesthetic.