When it comes to your Big Day, your wedding décor is just as important as your bridal gown. With the cold season right around the corner, opting for a winter theme for your nuptials is definitely an enticing idea. And as a soon-to-be winter bride, you’re on the lookout décor ideas that can capture the unique magic of the event. From the traditional crisp white & a pop of red palettes to festive elements of the winter season, here are five unique ways to decorate your wedding.
1. Vintage-Inspired Teacups & Pearls
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If you love the idea of a vintage-inspired wedding with romantic details, there’s no need to consider a huge budget. Ditch the classic centerpieces and go for dainty vintage teacups, decorated with a few carefully selected blooms, tree branches and pearls. Whether you opt for a bold hue like purple or fuchsia or embrace pastels and the crispness of white pearls, your wedding centerpieces are sure to look Pinterest-ready. To create this type of centerpiece, use a white pearl necklace from The Pearl Source and a thrifted mix of teacups. For a layered effect, opt for tree trunks or vintage books to add height to your décor. Extra tip: to make your vintage-inspired theme stand out, coordinate your romantic centerpieces with a pearl pendant such as available at lagunapearl.com or a pearl hairclip.
2. Frosted Pinecones as Place Card Holders
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When it comes to embracing the cold season fully, you simply can’t go wrong with pinecones. Natural, free, and aesthetically perfect for a romantic, bohemian winter wedding, pinecones bring that whimsical, fairytale-like touch to any type of décor, be it centerpieces, wedding arches, table numbers or place cards. Create these simple place card holders by adding a coat of frosty white paint to your pinecones for a look that’s nearly free, yet full-on romantic winter vibes.
3. Tree Trunks & Candles as Centerpieces
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If you’re looking for a more budget-friendly alternative to fresh flowers (because let’s face it, fresh blooms get crazy expensive in wintertime), there’s no need to sacrifice that sought-after romantic ambiance with this next alternative. Use a combination of white candles in glass jars and tree trunks on the smaller side for an eclectic mix of nature & light that sets a magical ambiance in the space. Create simple table numbers using the same logs and opt for a combo of different heights for that eclectic, yet still coordinated and chic look.
4. Winter Magic Centerpieces
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Pinecones make another appearance in this classic combo featuring natural treasures and white candles. Winter weddings are not just about the florals – in fact, alternative elements are always welcomed, especially when they convey a festive spirit. Create centerpieces featuring large glass candle holders, crisp white candles, and a mix of wood, pinecones, stones, and cinnamon sticks for a décor piece that’s not only visually pleasing but also delightfully fragranced.
5. Berry Branches as Plate Décor / Place Cards
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Winter weddings come with enticing color palettes. The classic route for an immaculate wedding: crisp white and ivory tones, plus a few bold shades in the mix. Alternatively, you can opt for the festive approach and incorporate Christmassy hues into your décor: bright red and pine green. And if a touch of color is your style mojo, then nothing beats using a few bright red cranberry branches as part of your tablespace. Whether you create individual name card holders or simply include berries in your centerpieces, cranberry branches are a sure way to get into that festive, celebratory winter wedding mood. For more interesting ideas visit this site.