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How Do You Have a Good Winter Wedding?

A marriage in the colder months is a magical celebration of love and romance. However, when hosting a winter wedding you need to consider a few extra things that need to be taken care of.

Posted on December 23, 2021

Six Trending Winter Wedding Dresses

Our team at Wedding Collectibles had a lot of fun this week diving into the fall and winter wedding dresses trends for the upcoming year. The collections showcased a lot of fantasy, whimsy, and nods to the past too.

Posted on December 19, 2018

2018's Top Two Winter Wedding Themes

It’s December!!! We love this time of year and the enchanting winter wedding themes that come with it!

Posted on December 05, 2018

Top 5 Winter Wedding Themes

A classic for winter weddings for sure with icy blues, prim whites and every shade of grey. Winter wonderland weddings can be full of fantasy and magic and pretty easily accomplished with a simple color scheme, barren branches, and anything that shimmers!

Posted on December 02, 2017

Wedding Cake Toppers for all Four Seasons

As a year ends and a new year begins, all of the brides to be that are deciding on their wedding dates have the full scale of wedding seasons to choose from. Will you be a spring bride?

Posted on December 29, 2013

The Winter Wedding: How it is the Most Romantic Season

There are a lot of Brides that will decide to have a longer engagement in order to avoid a winter wedding.

Posted on October 16, 2013

Winter Wedding Toasting Glasses for the Colder Months

Winter Wedding Toasting Glasses

Toasting glasses are an important part of a bride’s keepsake arsenal. They’re often personalized and are a relevant part of the proceedings during a wedding reception. While Spring, Summer, and garden weddings often feature lighter beverages (such as light white wines and champagnes) in their toasting glasses, winter wedding toasting glasses offer some fun and unique opportunities for cold weather brides. Switch up your beverage choices. Winter wedding toasting glasses accept more than champagne. The cold winter months allow you to change things up a bit and pour beer or spiced cider in your winter wedding toasting glasses. For dry weddings, no one will say no to a pint of hot chocolate or cider, especially if you drink yours out of special winter wedding toasting glasses.

Winter wedding toasting glasses also allow you to switch up your materials and design. Find winter wedding toasting glasses that feature frosted glass (to mimic the frosty weather), or the foliage of the season (like pine cones, conifer leaves, etc). Though most winter wedding toasting glasses will keep to the traditional shape, don’t be shy about switching it up. Everything looks sleek and delicious in the right set of winter wedding toasting glasses.

Posted on February 09, 2012