Photo by Lacie Hansen
Winter is easily the most romantic season for a wedding here in Colorado! With snow falling from the heavens, a carpet of white on the ground and the mountains showing off in all their majestic glory, it’s a magical wonderland. Despite the cold, it’s also a wonderful time of year for a wedding. We’ve planned many beautiful winter events over the years, so today I’m taking inspiration from some of those snow-covered celebrations to bring you these ten winter wedding details to fall in love with!
Photo by John Cain Photography
There’s nothing more romantic than snowy portraits. Be sure to grab a few moments outside with your photographer – totally worth the chill!
Photo by Jo Julia Photography
Make sure your bridesmaids are stylish – and warm! – with matching faux fur stoles and ear muffs. A gorgeous wrap or stole is a must for the bride too.
Photo by Jason+Gina Wedding Photographers
Don’t forget your boots. There’s no point trying to navigate the snow in heels, so make sure you have a pair of stylish snow boots to change into. They look darling in photographs too!
Photo by Lacie Hansen
Outdoor ceremonies aren’t only for summer. This gorgeous wintry set-up incorporates lots of natural textures and warm metallics, but the panoramic views are the star of the show! For an indoor ceremony, a fireplace makes a lovely focal point.
Photo by Danielle DeFiore
Keep guests cozy by presenting them with blankets or wraps. It’s a practical offering that does double duty as a wedding favor.
Bring the outside in with your winter table arrangements. Add natural textures like wood, twigs, pine cones, winter fruits and moss.
Photo by James Michael Lang, Cake by Four Seasons Vail
Pay tribute to your mountain setting with a winter wedding cake. I love the way that a snowy mountain was used as the inspiration for this triple-tiered confection.
Photo by Marianne Brown Photography, Flowers by Bloom Flower Shop
Carry a wintry bouquet. All white blooms make for a classic winter bouquet, like this one. Ask your florist to include smaller blooms, like stephanotis or lily of the valley.
Photo by Jo Julia Photography
Nothing evokes the feeling of home like a touch of plaid. Include it in small ways like a groom’s tie or ribbon at a place setting.
Photo by Lacie Hansen
Make your getaway on a wintery mode of transport, from skis to sleds to lifts. Or my favorite: a horse drawn sleigh! Isn’t it romantic?
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