The season of romance, snow blanketed houses, hot chocolate and cozy blankets, love and weddings are here. Winter is such a lovely season to get married since there is so much to enjoy, from the crisp temperature and holiday entertainment to the glitzy colour palettes. The chilly winter months have arrived. Winter weddings compliment the season. Yes, it’s remarkable how many people decide to get married in a winter paradise.
But how exactly can you carry out an angelic affair during the less customary—and most likely chilly—time of year? So if you’re considering a winter wedding, we’ve gathered some dos and don’ts of a winter wedding.
Do’s
Provide Heaters
If any part of your event is outside during the winter, you’ll have to keep more heaters at the venue. Be sure to check with your planner and the venue to make sure it will be warm enough to keep your guests comfortable. Tents and venues like wedding lawns may not be so warm.
Keep Your Visitors Warm
When considering winter wedding, take extra precautions with your visitors. Fire pits or heaters, extra shawls for the women, and other ambiance-enhancing measures can guarantee that visitors will feel comfortable no matter how they arrive. At the late-night ceremonies, such as the phera ceremony, warm blankets and hand warmers must be served on a tray.
Design your wedding with candles and moon lighting
The right lighting can turn your wedding into a winter paradise. By this, we mean that you should think about fully embracing the season and ensuring that your wedding feels true to the season, venue, and design style. Plan your wedding with lots of candles. The experience will be significantly influenced by lighting in general.
Dont’s
Decide on the ceremony time
In the winter, the sun sets the earliest. If you want daylight shots or want to have a first look, you must have the ceremony a little early.
Don’t forget about accessories
Winter does not need you to give up style, though! Accessories are important for weddings held in the winter. Make certain that your bridal party has an appropriate dresscode for a winter wedding. Overcoats, shawls, and wraps look lovely at winter weddings. Remember to include these in your bridal party! Make sure kids are dressed appropriately, too. Otherwise, your winter wedding pictures will appear a little haphazard.
Don’t presume that your winter wedding will be less expensive
Although many people believe that winter weddings are less expensive than weddings held in the other seasons, this perception is somewhat deceptive. There are still expenses related to renting the venue, paying for cuisine, purchasing decorations, paying for music, and more. Additional expenditures might quickly increase when you take into account all of the tiny extras that are unique to winter weddings (such as heaters and shawls).
Have you decided on a winter wedding yet? After all, the season is filled with romantic ideas. You must make wise decisions regarding the venue, décor, lighting, guests, and many other things to ensure that your winter wedding is remembered for all the right reasons.
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