Winter Weddings Ideas
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SNOWFLAKE COOKIE FAVORS
Set a snowy scene in your favor table with those gingerbread biscuits. Present them in clear acetate containers banded with ribbon printed using a sentimental saying (ours reads, "A love like no other").
SNOWFLAKE CAKE DECORATIONS
Snowflakes made from royal icing are tiny near the peak of the cake and bigger at the bottom, giving the impression that it was caught inside of a gracefully drifting snowfall.
GILDED CONE FAVORS
Metallic foil and calligraphy swirls conjure New Year's Eve festivities in these Victorian-style paper packs for storing chocolates to proceed.
VELVET FLOWER BOUTONNIERES
Give your visitors a little flower power with those velvet boutonnieres that guys can wear on their lapels or women can attach to their purses or hair. Each rosette includes a wire stem that is easy to work to turn or a buttonhole into an updo, together with a knotted ribbon for additional flair.
TINY TREE ESCORT CARD DISPLAY
Everything is cuter when it is miniature. This forest of pine trees creates a wintery wonderland escort card screen.
WREATH ESCORT CARD DISPLAY
Wreaths are not only a symbol of the holiday season, but also of unending love. To make this chart, download our template, trace the leaf shapes onto colored paper, and cut them out with paper edgers. Paste 22-gauge cloth-wrapped floral wire and add it, into a boxwood wreath, in alphabetical sequence. Hang the wreath with ribbon.
DIY GEODE LANTERNS
Add a touch of soft white light to your wedding using crystals that are oversize. Your aisle can be lined by all these DIY luminarias, stage the path designate the dance floor. The lightweight beacons are also a cinch, apart from being crazy-versatile.
WINTER WEDDING CENTERPIECES
A combination of vintage and modern vessels holds white spider mums, seeded eucalyptus (accessible at wineries), and blue Atlas cedar branches gently frosted with silver floral spray paint.
STAR-PUNCHED PAPER HURRICANES
Hurricane vases and votive candleholders can be wrapped in star-punched paper in the color of your selection--an effortless means to suffuse your wedding with warmth.
TREE WEDDING FAVORS
Spruce up your reception, the favor table, along with the earth. Also signify love becoming and growing stronger with time, although these gifts not just celebrate the season.
SPARKLING CAKES
Want to bring some DIY sparkle for your wedding cake? This dazzling winter dessert we and pastry chef Jason Schreiber collaborated to make. We sprinkled Wilton stars and sanding sugar within its own Swiss buttercream frosting to provide an out-of-this-world impact to this cake.
FELT PROGRAM POUCHES
Programs can chill out preceremony in cozy pockets which improve the setting with texture and bursts of colour.
TEA-TIME FAVOR
Thank friends and loved ones for attending your party by sending them home with a personalized tin full of a favourite brew.
WINTER WONDERLAND ESCORT CARD DISPLAY
Snowbanks of rock salt and frosty mountains created from torn paper and dusted with a dab of glistening glitter twist a table number screen to a frozen picture.
TWEED VASES
Seeking a comfy home for your centerpiece structures? Wrap vessels in a wool sourced to complement the blooms.
SPRINGERLE COOKIES
Springerle cookies are a traditional winter dessert in Austria and Germany made inside molds that have been carved by hand and handed down for generations. Utilize these molded cookies and cakes to add drama together or move them out as favors that are festive. Paint food dyes or metallic luster dust to get a subtle sparkle on them.
KNITTED RING PILLOW
Impart warm and fuzzy sentiments to your own wedding rings by resting them on a sweater-like cushion.
PINECONE BOUTONNIERE
The season's bounty becomes a unique boutonniere when you utilize the "flower" that looks at the base of each pinecone.
