Getting ready to tie the know at the end of the year. Here are 6 Winter Wedding Trends to consider for your Big Day!
Spring and Summer Weddings are finding competition with the Winter Wedding Trend!
Over the past few years, this seasonal timeframe has been, for a good reason, making its way into couple's top "I Do" dates.

The colder months add a unique, romantic, and old-fashioned charm to any celebration, but weddings, in particular, take advantage of nature's added aesthetics to make a couple's dream come true.

Velvet

In the colder setting of a winter wedding, Bridesmaid Dresses, Linens, and accent fabrics demand a rich focus like only velvet can provide. 

Nearly exclusive for this seasonal scene, velvet is a bold and fun choice that will add so much to the overall look and feel of the event. 

All-White Bouquets

A timeless classic that works perfectly for the winter season is the use of an all-white floral bouquet.
Not only complementary to the season, but it also adds a certain sophistication to the celebration.

Capes

Why should Superheroes have all the fun? A dashing bridal cape or faux fur accent helps with the chill of a winter wedding evening, and in the fashion world, you can't go wrong with this end-of-the-year accessory.

Nature

Let Mother Nature be your decorator for the Special Day. With snow-covered branches or white-capped mountains, wedding photos will be something out of a fairy-tale romance novel.

Using the unique elements left over from fall and present in winter, this natural decor style is one you and your guests won't soon forget.

Candles

While used at many weddings, picture a candle-lined snowbank as the aisle you walk down to meet your partner to start the ceremony. 

Beautiful and practical, especially in winter, let candles pervade throughout your decor scheme to warm the air and the hearts of those attending your ceremony.

Classic Colors

Put the trendy, unique color pallets to the side during this season. The greatest compliment to a winter wedding celebration is the incorporation of the more classic combinations.

Simple is key, with black and whites, creams and browns, greens, and dark reds. Let your colors accent what the season has already put together for your outdoor venue.