From color palettes to centerpieces to cakes, get tons of inspiration for a winter wedding.
A truly magical winter wonderland wedding ceremony.
Photo Credit: John Labbe/Created by: Preston Bailey
A cozy ceremony in front of a gorgeous stone fireplace.
Photo Credit: Two One Photography
Have your ring bearer carry a soft floral pillow as light as snow down the aisle.
Photo Credit: Mel Barlow/Created By: Tantawan Bloom
Adorn your chairs with holiday-inspired covers.
Photo Credit: Debra Gulbas Photography
A white floral chuppah dripping in crystals.
Photo Credit: Mel Barlow/Created By: Tantawan Bloom
Decorate the chairs along the aisle with ornaments and berries that match your color scheme.
Photo Credit: Debra Gulbas Photography
Wintry pine cone motif ceremony program.
Photo Credit: Red Loft Studios
Silver and blue ceremony program adorned with a shimmering snowflake. Learn how to make this program.
Photo Credit: Jessica Lauren Photography
A horse-drawn sleigh is a wonderfully romantic method of transportation for your wedding day.
Photo Credit: Rebekah Westover Photography
The embellishments on this silvery gown are reminiscent of snowflakes.
Photo Credit: Turner Creative Photography
A champagne-hued gown with a dramatic train won't be overpowered by the season.
Photo Credit: Joy Marie Photographers
Bring on the bling with crystal-embellished shoes and a bedazzled clutch.
Photo Credit: Misty Miotto
A pretty cape will keep you from freezing during outdoor photos.
Photo Credit: Two One Photography
Keep the flower girls cozy with fur wraps and warm boots.
Photo Credit: Darko Sikman Photography
Dress your bridesmaids in tweed skirts, metallic tops, and boots.
Photo Credit: Two One Photography
A gorgeous winter white coat is the perfect accessory for your gown.
Photo Credit: Darko Sikman Photography
A lightly-colored fur jacket keeps you looking bridal during outdoor photos.
Photo Credit: Two One Photography
Keep your bridesmaids warm (and happy!) with fur stoles and elbow-length gloves.
Photo Credit: Zenobia Studios
Slippers for your bridal party to keep their feet toasty while getting ready.
Photo Credit: Blink of an Eye Photography
Go bold with your makeup; red lips are ultra-romantic for winter weddings.
Photo Credit: Zenobia Studios
Capture the falling snow as you walk down the aisle.
Photo Credit: Two One Photography
Turn your ring into the prettiest ornament on the tree.
Photo Credit: Kristin Hornberger Photography
Getting married near a ski destination? Snap some photos on the ski lift!
Photo Credit: Rebekah Westover Photography
The perfect photo for your first holiday card as a married couple!
Photo Credit: Turner Creative Photography
The quintessential winter wedding photo.
Photo Credit: Rebekah J. Murray Photography
Is your venue decorated for the holidays? Snag a photo in front of a Christmas tree.
Photo Credit: Jason Kaczorowski Photography
Bonus: Guests can use your holiday décor to snap adorable holiday card photos.
Photo Credit: Jason Kaczorowski Photography
Transform your reception space into a magical snow-covered forest.
Created By: Dreammakers Weddings & Events
Icicle-inspired centerpieces and frosty uplighting create a dazzling winter wonderland.
Photo Credit: John Labbe/Created by: Preston Bailey
White birch branches adorned with feathers, white orchids, and crystals.
Photo Credit: Dasha Wright Photography
An icy blue and white color palette, with snowflakes hanging above the dance floor.
Photo Credit: Turner Creative Photography
Snowflakes projected onto the walls mixed with blue uplighting give off a frosty feel.
Photo Credit: Tantawan Bloom
Crystal-dripped chandeliers inspired by icicles.
Photo Credit: Desiree Spinner Events
Silver stars and golden ornaments above the dance floor.
Photo Credit: Zenobia Studios
Dress up the place card table with a tray of ornaments.
Photo Credit: Zenobia Studios
Surround the windows with garlands and twinkle lights.
Photo Credit: Javier Gomez/Created by: Bardin Palomo
Images of wintry branches were projected onto the dance floor, and decorated fir trees marked the perimeter.
Photo Credit: Red Loft Studios
Add instant holiday appeal to your escort card table with a traditional poinsettia.
Photo Credit: Jason Kaczorowski Photography
Snow-covered branches, a snow-filled vase, and snow-white flowers perfectly reflect the time of year.
Photo Credit: Forever Photography
Dramatic all-white centerpieces.
Photo Credit: M Bénédicte Verley/Flowers By: Tantawan Bloom
All-white centerpieces accented with crystals and gold pop against purple uplighting.
Photo Credit: John Labbe/Created by: Preston Bailey
White-painted vases topped with baby's breath.
Photo Credit: Chrissy Lambert Photography
Dangle berry-filled ornaments from a tree-inspired centerpiece.
Photo Credit: Melinda Le' Photography
A silver and white color palette with hints of purple.
Photo Credit: Sherman Chu/Created by: Sasha Souza Events
Glitter-covered cones and a feather centerpiece tree evoke a fantasy forest setting.
Photo Credit: Kismis Ink Photography
From the glittering tablecloth to the dangling ornaments, this table display is a winter dream.
Photo Credit: Emily Steffen
Masses of baby's breath on gleaming silver candelabras make truly impressive, budget-friendly centerpieces.
Photo Credit: Red Loft Studios
Add a festive touch to your tables by filling glass vessels with ornaments that fit your color scheme. Add wreaths of holly, ivy, berries, and pine cones around the base.
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All-white flowers, branches, and hanging candles create a stunning winter centerpiece.
Photo Credit: Mel Barlow/Created By: Tantawan Bloom
A wooden vessel overflowing with pine cones and pomegranates.
Photo Credit: Kismis Ink Photography
A classic centerpiece filled with roses, berries, and greenery.
Photo Credit: Debra Gulbas Photography
Romantic red roses on dark-hued tableclothes, illuminated by candlelight.
Photo Credit: Fred Marcus Studio/Created by: Tantawan Bloom
A single pillar candle on an icy blue tablecloth.
Photo Credit: Turner Creative Photography
Bonus: Guests can take these wreaths home after the wedding to decorate for the holidays.
Winter weddings are all about drama; massive rose centerpieces fit right in.
Photo Credit: Fred Marcus Studio/Created by: Tantawan Bloom
Silver chargers, a snowflake-shaped white chocolate favor, and glimmering "snow" on the table create a beautiful winter place setting.
Photo Credit: Turner Creative Photography
This red belt conjures images of a certain jolly old man we all know and love.
Photo Credit: Cathy Lee Photography
A snowflake menu card.
Photo Credit: Red Loft Studios
Black Baccara and Black Beauty roses.
Photo Credit: Luciana Pampalone/Created by: Bardin Palomo
Dress up a winter white bouquet with crystal brooches.
Photo Credit: Mel Barlow/Created By: Tantawan Bloom
Celebrate a Christmas-themed wedding by including poinsettias in your bouquet.
Photo Credit: Jason Kaczorowski Photography
Consider a Glamelia bouquet — a single handcrafted bloom fashioned from dozens and dozens of petals.
Photo Credit: Luciana Pampalone/Bouquet by: In Bloom New York
Dress up your wedding cake display with illuminated trees.
Photo Credit: Meg Baisden Photography
Inspired by wrapped gifts, this cake is perfect for a wedding during the holiday season.
Photo Credit: Red Loft Studios
Red rolled fondant embellished with gold accents and trimmed with pine cones.
Photo Credit: Kismis Ink Photography
For dessert, serve cupcakes accented with sugar snowflakes.
Photo Credit: Debra Gulbas Photography
Try holiday-inspired flavors, like gingerbread, eggnog, and chocolate peppermint.
Photo Credit: Jason Kaczorowski Photography
Having a candy buffet? Use snowflakes to label each treat.
Photo Credit: Red Loft Studios
Gather fun props for a holiday-themed photo booth.
Photo Credit: Jason Kaczorowski Photography
Who can resist a cup of cocoa on a chilly winter’s day? Learn how to make this favor.
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Place cards adorned with glittering snowflakes.
Photo Credit: Jessica Lauren Photography
Instead of individual escort cards, create a snowy seating chart — gather one snowflake per table, and print the guests' names on the appropriate snowflake.
Photo Credit: Turner Creative Photography
Red and green invitations set the tone for a Christmas-themed wedding.
Photo Credit: Jason Kaczorowski Photography
This beautiful engagement photo idea truly captures the spirit of the holiday season.
Photo Credit: Melissa McCrotty Photography
Create a heart with candy canes for a fun holiday-themed engagement photo.
Photo Credit: Kristin Hornberger Photography
Instead of a traditional guest book, have each guest sign an ornament with his or her name and a wish or piece of advice for the newlyweds. These wonderful keepsakes will remind you of your wedding day as you decorate your Christmas tree together each year.
Photo Credit: Two Chics Photography
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