A winter wedding is not only a beautiful and original event, but also a chance to make the most of the cold season. If you're still thinking about whether to have a winter wedding or wait until spring, our arguments are sure to help you decide. Here are 10 reasons to plan your wedding for the winter months.
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If you have a winter wedding, it may well snow on the day of the ceremony. And this means that a photo shoot in snowy white scenery, as if from a fairy tale, is guaranteed for you. In northern regions, the chance of seeing snowfall is higher, so if you dream of a snow shoot, choose a location where winter is not warm.
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It gets darker earlier in the winter, which means you can have an atmospheric ceremony at dusk in the afternoon. Ask decorators to use candles, lamps, and garlands to decorate the venue-the warm yellow light is especially cozy in winter. And don't forget the fireworks: In the cold season, you won't have to wait until nightfall to see fireworks against a black sky.
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It's no secret that winter is low wedding season. That means your dates are likely to be available from the best presenters, photographers and ceremony masters. In addition, most venues will be available, and you'll be able to choose from a wide variety. And rentals and guest accommodations will likely be less expensive than in the high season.
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If the beautiful summer dates cause a stir (the registrars are in line for filing, and contractors are in short supply), in winter you can choose a landmark date for the celebration without too much trouble.
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The magical period of Christmas and New Year's vacations is the perfect time for a wedding if you love winter walks. Have a photo shoot on the decorated streets of the city, ride on the merry-go-round, take pictures at the skating rink, ride in a horse-drawn sleigh.
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In addition to delightful photos, you'll get a charge of positive emotions from the crowds of people celebrating Christmas and the New Year. Again, thanks to the pre-holiday atmosphere, you and your guests will be more relaxed and at peace on your wedding day. And a wedding trip through European cities filled with Christmas happiness will be unforgettable.
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And this means that in winter you and your guests can not be afraid that the makeup will leak, not afraid of wet stains from sweat on dresses and do without swelling.
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If you choose a country hotel, atmospheric restaurant, or manor house as the setting for your wedding dinner, there will probably be a lounge with a fireplace. Be sure to use this room to meet guests or as a seating area throughout the evening, because it is so nice to sit by the fireplace and drink hot mulled wine when the snow is falling quietly outside the window...
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Summer is the rainy and hurricane season in many tropical countries, and the prices of trips are exorbitant. Winter is much nicer: it's the perfect time to visit the Maldives, South Africa or the Caribbean, plus there are low prices and seasonal discounts (except during the New Year vacations, of course).
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At any other time of year, you'd be worried about rain, thunderstorms, heat waves, or a sudden cold snap on your wedding day. Winter weather is predictable: it will be cold, it may snow. But you know exactly how to dress and which venue to choose for the ceremony.
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A winter wedding is a great excuse to choose a fabulous ice princess look. Outfits of cold blue shades, sparkling or metallic colors look perfect against the backdrop of snow-covered landscapes. A dress and accessories in rich wine and plum colors, forest greens or in berry-red tones will also look spectacular.
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And, of course, we should not forget about shawls, fur coats and fur coats, which give a special flavor to the winter image.
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