winter wedding colors

There is something magical about a winter wedding and it’s slowly becoming one of our favorite wedding seasons. The list of colors we associate with winter weddings is ever-expanding, from the classical festive favorites to variations on copper, metallics, pinks, frosted pastels, greys, blues, and so much more.If you’re exchanging vows come winter,…

When planning a winter wedding, it's easy to gravitate towards the season's signature hues. But there are so many more festive colors than just red and green. From icy blues, splashy magentas, and frosted metallics, there are an infinite number of ways to showcase winter's full color range—mostly because every shade can feel wintry, in the right…

Okay, so the hard part is over—you’ve decided when you want to get married and maybe you’ve even booked a venue. Good work! And if I may say, a winter wedding is an excellent choice. The season is so underrated! First of all, it’s a naturally romantic time of year. From the lights twinkling in the trees to all the opportunities to cozy up next to…

If you’re planning a winter wedding in December and you’re a bride who just loves Christmas, why not combine the two and have a fun and festive Christmas-themed wedding? After all, it is the most wonderful and magical time of the year. From the decorations to the dresses, and the cake to the bouquets, there are so many wedding essentials that can…

February weddings are among my very favorite to plan! From the dramatic wedding color palettes to the warm and welcoming drink options, February weddings can be everything from sweet to luxurious. Today I thought I’d celebrate the Month of Love by sharing my top must-have wedding colors for your February wedding. Read on to learn more! Dusty Blue…

A January wedding works well with many colors. Any shade of blue, silver, and white are gorgeous choices for a winter wedding in this month. Although pastel shades are largely reserved for spring weddings, several pastel shades, such as ice blue or baby blue, lavender, or dusty rose are perfect "icy" options. Rich, deep, elegant colors such as the…

So you decided to have your wedding around the holiday season? That’s great and you can stick to the regal winter type of colors. Your all whites and reds will work of course. But for December, you can think of some kinds of colors associated with precious metals like grayed jade, velvet (of course), and silver. There’s something Christmas-y…