When I think of winter weddings I think of slays, sleds, snow, ice, furs, boots, hot chocolate, blankets. You can incorporate all of these inspirations to your winter wedding decorations. One can even think of making ice as your main theme for the wedding. Have ice sculptures everywhere, make use of snow making machines, accompanied by bubble machines. It will truly make your wedding magical.

Perhaps thinking of flower arrangements for your winter wedding will be a challenge. You have to think about the flowers available or in season during winter. To name some of the flowers available in the winter are Alstromeria,  Acashia, Amaryllis, Carnation, Cyclamen,  Chrysanthemums, Evergreens, Ginger, Gerbera Daisy, Helleborus, , Lily, Holly berryAsiatic Lily, Narcissus, Casa Blanca Lily, , Pansy,  Orchid, Phlox, Pepperberry, Queen Ann’s Lace, Protea, Star of Bethlehem, Roses,  Statice. You may browse over catalogs from flower shops and ask for their available colors.

If you are planning to have the ice theme, I suggest you stick with white wedding flowers and make use of silver glitters to make the illusion of ice flowers.  The best flower to use is white poinsettias. If you want color, blue is also a good accent for your winter wedding flower arrangements. The color blue projects the feeling of cold which is perfect. You can also use gold as an accent.

Make use of non flower winter accents like pine cones, holly, ivy, or rose mary to your flower arrangements. For your table center pieces, you may add winter fruits to your flower arrangements. Non floral items like pine needles make fabulous flower arrangement accents.

Another good color for the winter season is red. Since Christmas season is also during the winter months why not use red wedding flowers like red roses or red poinsettias for your flower arrangements. They will surely look festive and romantic. Make use of wooden vases for your flower arrangements to reflect the Christmas theme.

The flower arrangements should be contained in a vase or dish that will fit into your winter theme. A great vessel for your flower arrangements would be crystal vases or dishes because they look like ice.  If you don’t like to make use of crystals vases you may use white ivory vases. White vases will fit your winter theme perfectly.

A winter theme in weddings is the perfect setting for experimentation. You can display your creativity with winter wedding flower arrangements. You will surely executing your winter theme id

Let’s talk about traditional church weddings. Although a lot of couples still choose to celebrate their wedding this way, it has become so plain and boring.  It is forgettable for some. The beauty of having a traditional wedding is that it is simple to plan and execute. But where is the fun in that? Why not have a garden wedding instead, or a beach wedding or a unique wedding theme that is outrageous and amazing. There are many options. Your creativity is your only limitation. The more clever you are with your ideas for a wedding theme, the more your wedding will be unique and unforgettable.

There are lots of different themes you can choose from like garden weddings, weddings by the beach, fairy tale themed weddings, goth weddings, weddings under the sea and so much more. To give you an idea I will be exploring some of the more common wedding themes. Let us start with Garden weddings.

Garden wedding is one of the most beautiful settings or themes for a ceremony. It gives you a sense of being one with nature. If you are fond of nature trips and greenery, this is the best theme for you. Try finding a beautiful garden place that is full of flowering plants and trees. This will help in reducing flower decoration costs. If you have a beautiful garden of your own with large lawns, you may choose to hold your wedding there but if you don’t, then lots of court yards are available for renting.

The concept of garden weddings can even be developed into something more interesting and whimsical like a fairy themed wedding. Fairy themed weddings can be done in a garden setting. If a garden is not available you can make a room look like a garden, just make use of lots of plants and flowers. Some make use of smoke machine to replicate a foggy forest feel. Use twinkling lights as fireflies. Dress your flower girls as fairies and other members of the entourage as different fairy characters.

The beach is another great setting for a wedding. One thing I like about beach weddings is that the bride and the groom could opt to wear something casual. The bride can wear a white simple dress and go bare foot while the groom could just wear a simple white shirt and pants. Beach weddings can be done during the height of the summer or during spring, sometimes even fall. Come winter a Christmas theme for a wedding can be appropriate.

Christmas theme for a wedding is uncommon. You can wear Santa hats and get married in the middle of a snowy lawn. You can combine it with a  wonderland winter wedding theme where your outfits are accented with faux fur and your bridal car is a carriage or sleigh.

Victorian theme is also a great idea for a wedding. It is elegant and classic.  The bride and bridesmaid wear corseted dresses and the men wear tail suits.  The decorations are taken from the 18^th century era. With this theme, you can play with the kind of table setting that you will have.  Have a royal ball like atmosphere. Add the prefix “sir” to the names of the groom’s men on your wedding invitations and “lady” for the bride’s maid names.

Other themes ideas are butterfly, autumn, spring, hearts, black wedding, etc. The options are endless. It is up to you to choose what theme. Some are wed in the outer space, under the sea while scuba diving, others while bungee jumping. No matter what theme you choose, the most important thing is that the theme reflects the couple’s interest and that you will be able to  enjoy your own wedding.

Some may think that wedding flip flops are too casual for such an occasion as compared to traditional and formal wedding shoes. But think about it, wearing sandals with 3 (or more!) inches of heels in the sand is quite a tedious task for the bride whose job for her special day is to look beautiful and nothing else. Our bride will always want to be comfortable.

A lot of stores now carry a line of flip flops designed for beach weddings. They come in a variety of colors and styles – from platform thongs to embroidered slip – ons. Working on a budget? Your option is to check standard department stores for embellished styles. Do make sure they match your gown.

Another thing you can do is to go to stores who offers wedding accessories and specialty shoe stores. If you didn’t find anything with this one, you can always check out ebay.com or amazon.com. Chances are these online sites have what you are looking for with the thousands of products and sellers posting their items.

If you are not still satisfied you can go and make your own. Add trinkets and embellishments such as sea shells or faux pearls (available at craft stores) to white or silver flip flops. Afterwards, you can use flip flops as souvenirs for your wedding, or have one created for your hubby as well.

Beach weddings are not all about flip flops. You have the invitation to think about as well. Choose invitations that have palm trees, sea shells, and flip flops so that your guests will undoubtedly know that they have been invited to a beach wedding.

The motif as well should follow and fit in the shades of your wedding. Ocean blue, palm tree green, and tropical floral colors are the most popular shades being picked by couples. Everything about the wedding, from the attendant to the cake, must have cohesiveness. Go through magazines and destination wedding photos online to help you make your decision.

During the ceremony, you can have a ring pillow and flower basket that have a sea shell motif for your ring bearer and flower girl.

Don’t forget to incorporate the ocean and its elements during the reception. Things like shells, brown sugar or real sand (whichever suits you better), starfish, drift wood for a beach side feel, or buoys, nets, and oars for a more nautical feel. The guest book must also be beach wedding theme. Cake serving sets can have sea shells, ocean – inspired wedding garters for the garter ceremony and much more.

His knees almost lost their strength at that moment.  Wearing a white gown against the rich, brown background of dried leaves and shedding trees, no one can deny the beauty that is radiating from her.  Happiness is overflowing in his heart.  It is autumn, and he is about to be married to the woman before him.

A lot of people consider autumn as the most romantic season.  Brown leaves fall here and there, signifying the trees’ preparation for the upcoming winter.  A variety of nuts like acorns lay scattered everywhere, which are gladly by nutcrackers.  The air is a bit chilly, also a sign of the upcoming cold.  And with the stunning sunset, it would a perfect time for a wedding.

Marriage ceremonies with fall wedding themes perfectly suits couples who want to enjoy the summer sun yet want to avoid the draining heat.  If you are thinking of gathering the whole family to witness your betrothal, then this is the perfect time since a lot of people would like to return home.  Another great thing about scheduling your wedding in autumn is that the season boasts one of the most dramatic views of nature people can witness.  Although indoor, formal celebrations are nice, it will be a waste if one cannot experience the wonder of fall that is just waiting out there.

Being a little old-fashioned in choosing the venue for your wedding can be a good option.  Search your area for antique churches, mills, or even old, traditional barns.  Another good option would be choosing locations which sport an exquisite view of the fall season like apple orchards, vineyards or parks.  In case you still prefer indoor weddings, try your best to imitate fall in the venue.

Infusing the heart of autumn as the theme for your wedding is not hard, yet still gives the effect lovers want to have.  Use your imagination and creativity.  Look outside and identify the common signs of the autumn season, especially the ones that you find truly romantic.

Examples are fallen leaves, gourds like pumpkins (but without the scary face), and trees with dark or chocolate brown barks.  Berries, cornucopias, acorns and fireplaces are good decorations themselves.  Fill the place with colors that express autumn: red, orange, brown, rust, mustard yellow, maroon, gold, and wine and navy, as well as burgundy and hunter.

Don’t forget flowers such as roses, daisies, hydrangeas, euphorbias, lilies and even wheat stalks, as long as they have a matching color to your theme.  Instead of flowers, you can have your bridesmaids carry fallen leaves instead of flowers for an interesting twist.

With fall being similar to spring such that in goes between the extremes of the seasons, you can use dresses and suits similar to those used by spring themed weddings.  Wear a cool, comfortable dress, like strapless attires accompanied by wraps in case the wedding get a little chilly.  Cream and other off-white hues can be chosen for the colors of the dresses.  For fabric, use rich ones that somehow project sophistication like brocades, velvets and silks.

Since Thanksgiving arrives at the same time as fall, couples can opt to adopt similar recipes for the wedding menu like roasted turkey and pumpkin pies.  But don’t be limited by these two choices since you can always go for soups, roasts, mashed potatoes, mushrooms, squash and a variety of other options.  Tired of the usual wedding cakes you see at the bakeries?  Why not swap the cakes for pies like apple and pumpkin?  They will not only make your wedding unique but also suit the fall wedding theme as well.

Autumn can be romantic, but it can’t do it on its own.  The sweetest, most romantic memories can only be created by the people themselves.  It is by enjoying those golden moments together with your loved ones that you actually engrave them within your hearts.  Together with the beauty of autumn, your sonata of love can continue going beyond limits.

Among all the memorable events a person can have in his life, weddings certainly are an important one.  The day when you vow to love your partner and pledge to stay, “’Till death do us part,” should be a memory that can’t ever be forgotten.  And with the countless options summer wedding themes can offer to excited lovebirds, tales of boring wedding ceremonies are over.

The wedding venue ranks high on the checklist for a perfect summer wedding.  Would prefer to spend that golden moment as a garden wedding, or would you rather make the memories at the beach?  If you fancy for a garden wedding, there are a host of places which cater weddings aiming for a greener atmosphere.  Usually adorned by a variety of flower beds and plant sculptures, you just won’t run out of possible choices.

Aside from the already present foliage, you can also further improve the setting by incorporating other nature-inspired decorations like animal and insect ornaments.  Just be sure that they are cute though, you don’t want a menacing grizzly bear and swarms of cockroaches attending your wedding.  For those people who prefer the idea of being near the deep, blue sea, a beach wedding might be the right one for you.

With their increasing popularity these days, beach weddings are an excellent choice for a summer wedding theme.  The sandy shorelines, the crisp rush of waves, the cool sea breeze— you just can’t ask for more.  But in case you feel that this is still not enough, why not take it a notch higher?  Leaves the shores and ventures farther in the blue waters and celebrate the wedding on a yacht!

With no uninvited wedding crashers around coupled the idea of the whole ocean as a witness to your never ending love, weddings on a private boat will surely be a memorable one.  But whatever your chosen setting will be, be sure to provide a place of shade for both you and the guests.  The weather might be nice, but if you leave the guests sweating under the sun they will be gone even before the celebration starts.  Cold refreshments should also be given out; make sure that despite searing heat, everyone is comfortable enough.

For the wedding clothes, don’t ever trade comfort for style.  With the heat of summer, you’ll be sweating in no time if you’re covered in thick dresses and suits.  Choose dresses that lack sleeves or straps partnered with light fabric.  If it looks great with the dress, the bride and bridesmaids can wear hats which provide both fashion and shade from the sun’s rays.

As for the men’s suits, wear fabrics that are cooler to the body as you don’t want to drench your handkerchiefs early with sweat.  But if you don’t prefer a ceremony that’s too formal, why not adopt a Hawaiian themed one?  With the right decorations and setting, a tropical wedding theme might just do the trick.

For the rest of the wedding endeavors like food and invitations, be creative and recall those childhood days.  What made you love summer so much?  Could it be the starfish, the watermelons, or the seashells? It’s your choice.  Bring in trays of juicy seasonal fruits like the summer-famous watermelons, accompanied by refreshing chillers like cocktails.  Don’t forget to place the flowers!  And most importantly, liven up the venue by colors that are cooling to the eyes, like light blue or some green to give off an effect similar to nature.  By personalizing your wedding with all the things that you and your partner enjoy in summer, you transform the wedding from an ordinary ceremony to an event that is truly a part of you.

Remember that in designing your perfect summer wedding theme, your imagination and creativity is the limit.  Don’t be afraid to add your own touch to the event.  Make your wedding the perfect dream wedding, and you won’t regret replacing an ordinary, boring day into one that you will always treasure for the rest of your life.

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Purple is the color of nobility and royalty.  It is said to be to favorite color of the Egyptian Queen Cleopatra. Purple robes are the emblem of authority and rank.

Purple has been a popular color for weddings. The rich color compliments most skin tone and the color itself almost instantly exudes elegance and produces a classy ambiance.

When decorating, it is better to either pick a few touches and placing these accents in strategic places or layering the colors by using many different hues of the same color, rather than having one strong color all at the same time. What is important is having that palette to work with. After choosing the color family, using all the shade of that color family usually works magic for any place to be decorated.

Flowers are the best decorations for a wedding could have. In fact, it would be very difficult to imagine a wedding without flowers. Placed anywhere, flowers are lovely and the sight of them gives that fresh light feeling. Flowers in the color of the wedding theme can complete a romantic wedding scene.

Pink and purple wedding flowers could be used as a center piece for either a pick or lavender covered table. In using purple, the rich tones could be maximized by mixing deeper shades with lighter shades.  Purple and pink are the often used because the colors work together well. You can use color coordinated accents to compliment whatever shade of purple you choose. Then carry that combination throughout every detail of your decor.

Dark purple wedding flowers or flowers in the shade of plum and deeper hues may be used to dramatize lighter shades. Like a center piece of all dark purple flowers with a lighter color of violet candle in the center as accent.

The bride could also opt for a lovely bouquet in the color of mixed purple and pink flowers or a bouquet of flowers made with the flowers used for  the décor. The wedding cake may also be decorated in the same color as of the brides bouquet. Having color coordination between the brides bouquet, the cake and the overall décor would produce that “together” look and echo appeal.

It is best to always check for availability before deciding the flowers to be used. Some flowers are not available during certain seasons and some flowers have to be transported and needs some time before they become available. Wedding florists and providers have a list of available flowers for the time and season of the wedding.

Among the favorites of the purple flowers are Freesias. Freesias are favored for the aroma and its beauty. Tulips are great as bouquet while Gladiolis are magnificent center pieces. Purple orchids are expensive but they add to the delicate and royal to a purple wedding. Cone flower, Sweet pea, Iris, Aster, Impatients, Lilac and Bachelor Button are great choices for wedding décor and flower arrangement.

One way would be to start with what exactly you want to personalize. Some choose a more subtle approach; preferring to change just the decorations.  Wedding theme decorations can range from an icon, or recurring symbol that the couple can relate to. This can be an animal (doves are common and can be considered traditional than personalized), a tool that represents a common profession (stethoscopes for doctors), or even something taken from a favorite movie.

Colors are also a subtle way to personalize the occasion. Traditionally though, this has become more of a common thing, unless the color choice itself is a bit exotic. Commonly, color choices are pastel hues, so choosing a vivid color or color combination can make your wedding stand out.

But a sure way to make it memorable is to theme the whole affair. This sometimes includes going for a non-traditional program as well. Here are some suggestions:

Beach – A beach theme wedding can be a good way to have the attendees enjoy the event even after the wedding itself. This wedding theme itself is easy to organize, as most beach resorts will already have a package ready. From the program, up to the wedding reception theme, all you have to do is choose the set you would want. A good tip is to have it near sunset or sunrise depending on the resort’s orientation. A torch ceremony would be icing on the cake.

Garden – Garden weddings are the next popular choice. You can have it at home or at a private garden which you can rent. Most hotels will also have a small garden ready for these events. You can even have butterflies released during the wedding and have butterflies as a recurring icon on the decorations. Other options you can look into would be having this near dusk or in the evening so that the reception can be a candle-lit spectacle.

Forest – Forest themes would be similar to garden weddings in some ways, but the logistics for organizing them will be completely different. For one thing, if you will be organizing this yourself instead of having an inn or hotel that hosts these event, then you might want to avoid having this in the evening. Hotels or inns might have a clearing where they hold these which may be a more controlled environment. Still, the nature themed event will be a spectacle.

Royalty – A medieval styled wedding or a Victorian wedding can be tricky to pull off; as it relies on everyone having in costume for the event. Make sure you plan early for this one and an experienced organizer is recommended. They can give an air of authenticity to the event, especially when it comes to choosing costumes. Don’t go overboard though and keep the theme light. It is also easier to organize these with a smaller group of attendees.

However, because of the importance of marriage, couples find it hard to choose when and how they will make the day of their wedding a memorable one.  For those who value the meaning of the ceremony, then a spring wedding theme would surely suit you.  Spring, after all, is the season of rebirth and renewal.

Spring is synonymous to life.  With the long, freezing winter climate gone, the world starts wake up from a deep slumber.  The once large heaps of snow end up being thawed by warmth of the new season.  After months of waiting, sprouts emerge from the earth and open their leaves to welcome the sunlight.  Buds pop up after being hidden from the cold, and then proceeds to color the once white, barren landscape.  And animals rise from their rest, leaving their hiding places to stand in awe while the fields show signs of life again.

Weddings patterned after spring should also have the same freshness the season has.  Thus, flowers are an important concern.  The women and girls can wear wreaths or carry large bouquets of blooming wonders like cherry blossoms, daffodils, irises, lilacs, hyacinth and tulips.  Because the spring sets off a calm yet invigorating mood, good colors for a spring wedding are light, creamy hues like light blue, pink, lavender, yellow, ivory and pastel green.  The colors are perfect as they come between the whiteness of winter and the striking palette of summer.

Although it’s not required, it’s highly advised to choose an outdoor wedding venue.  This will allow guests to have a clear view of nature while enjoying spring’s fresh air.  Decorating the place with butterflies, whether real or synthetic, enhances the atmosphere already brought by the flowers.  One or two maypoles can be placed, allowing the children to play while also providing additional effect on the location.  You can also put floating candles on the patios and tables, accompanied by sweet music from harps and flutes to give that final touch.

For the wedding dresses, use also pastel colors.  The fabric for the gowns should be light enough to be cool but can still resist the cold.  With that said be sure to have some wraps for the bride and the bridesmaids in case it gets a little chilly.  You can provide fashionable umbrellas of the same colors just to be safe against rains brought by the change of season, especially in April.

As for the menu, fresh fruits are a prime choice.  Young vegetables and fruits like baby carrots, baby asparagus, haricots verts (small beans), sugar snap peas, and new potatoes, would also suit the spring wedding theme.   Shortcakes and tarts topped with luscious strawberries would surely be both attractive and tasty.  Chocolate cakes would also be a wonderful idea, while at the same time slightly giving off a hint of Easter.

Spring weddings need not be expensive; a little personal touch will do the trick.  Don’t be shy to discuss and add in your own ideas and preferences with the wedding planner.  Be creative, stay away from the norm, and enjoy planning the event.  After all, it is your wedding, you only want the best day in your life to be, let’s just say, the best.

But beneath the seemingly “dead” cover, the unusual, white scenery actually shows a rare form of beauty.  Anything that is covered with ice seems to be encased in diamonds.  The snow successfully covers the ground, making it look like a white, endless carpet.  Unique snowflakes fall from the sky as crystals.  Even the bitter cold wind has become an “excuse” for lovers wanting to share a cuddly hug.  By looking at the other end, the deathly pale landscape surprisingly transforms into a beautiful panorama that one can only see in dreams.

For lovebirds out there who want their wedding to be just like that, magical and extraordinary, the winter season is willing to offer a little assistance.

Choosing the right place for your wedding is extremely important if you’re having a winter ceremony.  Unlike the other seasons, it is a lot safer to stay indoors.  The weather can easily leave your guests freezing out there.  But even on the inside, be sure to have fireplaces to help them warm up.

Always make sure if the guests are comfortable inside the reception.  In the middle of the wedding it can get a little hot even if it is cold outdoors, so be sure to lower the thermostat if necessary.  If you still want to have a good view of the winter snow outside even if the venue is indoors, then choose an inn with large windows or a glass roof.

Be ready to have curtains though, since the weather can easy shift from a shower of snow, to a terrible storm of rain or hail.  You don’t want guests panicking in your wedding, right?  Thus, it is mandatory for the wedding planners to provide a nice estimate of how the weather will be on the wedding day.

Although winter theme weddings are usually associated with white, platinum, light blue or silver colors, it still won’t be a sin to stray away from white palette.  But it would probably be better and safer if you have the basic colors around.  You can pick striking colors like red and gold, and combine them with the white background.  For decorations, you can use glass furniture to make the location seem to be carved from ice.

If you can manage it, then why don’t you actually use ice?  Guests would certainly love your winter wedding with these.  But one reminder, don’t let the warm temperature inside turn your icy heaven into a sinking Noah’s ark!  If you want, you can add snow as a decoration to the place, but if you’re scared that it will melt, fine salt can become a nice, clever substitute.

Make sure that all props that you will use would look similar to the real objects that you are portraying.  Use white tablecloth for the centerpieces.  Add a bunch of white candles of various sizes and light them to set off a romantic glow to the room.  Remember that in preparing this kind of wedding the rule is to transform the place into something similar to a winter fairytale.

For the winter wedding dress, the cold weather is not an excuse to be covered totally from head to toe.  You can still wear gowns that are strapless, just make sure the fabric is a bit warm inside.  You can also attires with fur sewn into them, providing both comfort and a sophisticated appearance.  You can also opt to choose those with embedded snowflake designs to show off your wedding’s theme.

For winter wedding flowers, the usual choices in winter weddings are amaryllis, calla lilies and roses. But for those who want to be unique, picking hydrangeas, ranunculus and boutonnieres would do the job.  Choose white ones for most of the bouquets, except for the roses which should be red.

Excellent food choices that can be included in the menu are hot chocolate, soups, sake (Japanese rice wine), cookies and other pastries.  Surprises for the guests can be done by serving hot white chocolate or shaping the pastries into snowmen or snowflakes.  For your wedding cake, you can ask the baker to add in designs of winter elements like a winter village and snowflakes, or you can add cotton balls around the cake so that it looks like it’s placed on some real snow.

Even in such a cold season, the warmth of your love can always endure.  The line’s a bit cheesy, yes, but it’s quite true.  Your life’s most romantic day is your wedding, so why let the cold stop you?  Add your own ideas of what a real wedding should be, and use the beauty of the winter season to improve it.

Fairytales can come true.  And a wedding with a winter theme can help you do that.

But when you have everything planned out; from the gown to the food on the table, make sure you consider what to wear on your feet. After all, tripping on the sand or grass can ruin the whole affair, not to mention that bridal gown you’re planning on keeping for years. High heeled shoes like stilettos dig into the dirt or sand making it hard to walk. Even with carpets and other forms of covering laid out, it might be better to look for a more appropriate type of footwear.

That’s why it’s a bit more practical to look for wedding flip flops and other beach footwear. They are mostly flat soled, so you won’t trip. If you need those extra inches then plat formed sandals/flip flops can work. Unlike some shoes, they also do not have recesses which can gather pebbles and sand, which can make standing uncomfortable. No matter what your theme is; whether it’s a casual event, or a more formal one, there’s sure to be a flip flop that can suit the occasion.

If you need footwear with a more formal look, there are ivory or white wedding flip flops. You can choose floral designs to make the theme fit the resort or beach. Or you can probably use crystals for your bridal flip flops. Swarovski crystals, diamonds or diamond alternatives such as cubic zirconia and moissanite can be used to add to provide a bit of glamour. Colored crystals like rubies and emeralds (or their alternatives) can be matched with what color motif you chose for the wedding. You can also look for beaded or sequined sandals, definitely a more affordable alternative, but not that less glamorous.

If the occasion is a more casual one (think luau themed) then there shouldn’t be a problem looking for the proper designs. But even beach wear can be turned into a statement. There are the usual floral designs with a twist. Some flip flops have the words “Just Married” printed along with the floral design.

There’re also interesting ways to show people that you’re newly weds outside of the wedding. Flip flops containing a mirrored engraving of “Just” on the sole of the left foot and “Married” on the right leave “Just Married” footprints on the wet sand (or muddy statements on restaurant floors if you forget to wipe them).

Don’t leave your bridesmaids out on the fun though. Getting them colored sandals that match your motif can be a simple way to say “Thank you for being there”. A practical wedding souvenir they can use on a daily basis after the event is over.