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12 Really Good Reasons to Have a Winter Wedding

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Most people would say that “wedding season” is usually June through October, but there are plenty of perks to having a wedding during the less common winter months. Need proof? These stunning wintery wedding details make the most of the season. 1. You can give “trim the tree” a whole different meaning by pairing pieces of evergreens with stationery. via Lover.ly Photo via Lover.ly 2. Christmas lights make for instant and effortless photo backdrops. via Lover.ly Photo via Lover.ly 3. If you were looking for an excuse to wear a luxurious faux fur stole, a winter wedding is it! via Lover.ly Photo via Lover.ly 4. Frothy, creamy drinks will be a welcome addition at the bar. via Lover.ly Photo via Lover.ly 5. Your photographer can take shots with a snowy white background so all the details really pop. via Lover.ly Photo via Lover.ly 6. Pinecones mixed in with muted flowers make your bouquet seasonally spectacular. via Lover.ly Photo via Lover.ly 7. A color palette of warm jewel tones like ruby, emerald, and amethyst will look absolutely amazing. via Lover.ly Photo via Lover.ly 8. You can serve warm drinks (boozy or not), like hot chocolate and apple cider. via Lover.ly Photo via Lover.ly 9. Seasonal motifs like snowflakes make your wedding fun and whimsy. via Lover.ly Photo by Danielle Poff 10. You and your new spouse can take photos wrapped up in the coziest blanket ever. via Lover.ly Photo via Lover.ly 11. Roses are in season! via Lover.ly Photo by Jennography 12. With a cool color palette, lots of white, and plenty of lights and candles, your wedding will look like an actual winter wonderland.via Lover.ly Photo by Albert Palmer A few other perks? Your wedding will likely be entirely indoors, which means don’t have to worry about any of the elements that come with an outdoor wedding. Plus, winter weddings are less common than those in the summer and fall, so you’ll end up saving a bundle.  
Kristin Doherty
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