Inspiration for a Winter Wedding.

This is a beautiful style of decoration for a winter wedding. From the fireplace, the candles, and the branches intertwined together.

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Indoor Fall Wedding Ideas.

Here are a quick few examples of what can be done for a fall wedding when it's held indoors. Including a few food ideas as well.

A Snow Fall..of Marshmallows?

I stumbled across this photo and it caught my eye, the effect is pretty cool especially since it's made from marshmallows. It would be a good fit for those who are looking at a winter wedding.

Winter Wedding Reception Ideas.

If you're thinking about a winter wedding but you're not sure what to do for the reception then this article will be of great help. Ideas from hot chocolate bars to mixed soups and breads.

To read some of these ideas and more, click here.

An Amazing Autumn Centerpiece.

This is a great example of doing a autumn centerpiece right. It matches the seasons warmth of colors and doesn't overcrowd the table. Plus you can use real or fake flowers with it.

Winter Wedding Cake.

I see no reason why more people don't get married in the winter, I personally find the whole season beautiful. However what I found was that most people didn't know how to decorate or plan for a wedding during the colder months.

So for starters the cake, this right here is what's been called a "naked cake" mainly because it does not have any frosting or icing surrounding it but it's beautiful and it fits the Winter season especially when it's got a dusting of powdered sugar.

I'll be posting more Winter ideas in the coming weeks.

Transitional Flowers.

When it comes to flowers leave your options open, while it's great to have some set for a specific season it can be tricky when you're looking at those transitional months between the seasons.

Take for instance these flowers. They're perfect for either late Summer or Autumn.

Questions You Should Ask Before Picking A Venue

There's a lot to think about when you're looking for a venue to host your wedding and reception. Questions like, does the cost include drinks or is that an extra fee? Or, would I have to pay extra to bring in a catering service that I like?

These are just some of the questions you should ask the venue before you sign a contract with them. Here are a few more questions you should ask as well. 

A Fairy Tale Touch.

Having a great space gives you a lot to work with, even with cloudy days it's still amazing as this photo proves.  When thinking of a venue for your wedding keep your mind open to all kinds of locations. I'm sure the both the bride and groom were not expecting fog to roll in on their big day but they chose such a great spot that it added to the effect and making it look like it belongs in a fairy tale.

Bridesmaids and Groomsmen Etiquette

From the placement of guests in the pews or seats to the entrance of the bride and groom, any wedding ceremony requires a fair amount of choreography in order to run smoothly.

Here are some traditional guidelines for seating arrangements, procession, ceremony formation, and recession. You can choose to conduct your ceremony in a different way, but be sure to ask the officiant if he or she is amenable to changes before doing so.

To read the article, click here.

An Outdoor Fall Wedding.

I'm not going to lie I love the location, under the mountain it's beautiful. But what I really like is how they decided to line the aisle with potted flowers and autumn leaves. It's a small touch that adds a great effect.

The Great Gatsby Wedding.

I for one find it hard not to like art deco. There's something incredibly attractive about the whole style. So when I found this I had to share it.

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The Card Tree

I haven't seen one like this but wow did they go all out for it. And to their credit it's amazing, a card tree is where guests can write their well wishes to the new bride and groom on their big day.