Wedding Ideas For Winter

FELT PROGRAM POUCHES

Programs can chill out preceremony in cozy pockets which improve the setting with texture and bursts of color.

TREE WEDDING FAVORS

Spruce up your reception, the favor dining table, along with the earth. These presents not just celebrate the season, but also symbolize love becoming and growing more powerful with time.

TWEED VASES

Seeking a comfy home for your centerpiece arrangements? Wrap vessels in a wintry wool sourced to match the blooms.

TINY TREE ESCORT CARD DISPLAY

What's cuter when it is mini. A wintery wonderland escort card screen is made by this woods of trees.

KNITTED RING PILLOW

Impart warm and fuzzy sentiments to a own wedding rings by resting them on a sweater-like cushion.

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 fashioned from torn newspaper and dusted with a sprinkling of glistening glitter turn a desk number screen into a frozen landscape.

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VELVET FLOWER BOUTONNIERES

Give your guests a little flower power with those velvet boutonnieres that men can wear on their lapels or women can attach to their hair or purses. Each rosette has a wire stem that is easy to operate into an updo, along with a ribbon for additional flair to a buttonhole or turn.

GILDED CONE FAVORS

Metallic foil and calligraphy swirls conjure New Year's Eve festivities in these Victorian-style paper packages for preserving chocolates to proceed.

STAR-PUNCHED PAPER HURRICANES

Hurricane vases and votive candleholders could be wrapped in star-punched newspaper in the colour of your selection--an easy means to suffuse your wedding with warmth.

WREATH ESCORT CARD DISPLAY

Wreaths are not only a symbol of the holiday season, but also of unending love. To make this seating chart, download our template, follow the foliage shapes onto sturdy paper that is coloured, and cut them out with paper edgers. Glue 22-gauge wire to the back of every leaf and insert it, in order, into a 14-inch-diameter boxwood wreath. Hang the wreath with ribbon.

SPRINGERLE COOKIES

Springerle cookies are a traditional winter dessert in Austria and Germany made inside molds which have been carved by hand and passed down to generations. Utilize drama to be added by these molded biscuits to sandwiches or move them out as favors. Paint food dyes or metallic luster dust to get a subtle sparkle on them.

PINECONE BOUTONNIERE

The season's bounty becomes a exceptional boutonniere when you use the "blossom" that looks at the base of each pinecone.

DIY GEODE LANTERNS

Add a bit of soft white lighting to your wedding with crystals that are oversize. Your aisle can be lined by all these DIY luminarias, stage the path designate the dance floor. The beacons can also be a cinch, besides being crazy-versatile.