Showing posts with label winter wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter wedding. Show all posts

Monday, December 1, 2014

Winter Wedding Ideas

Winter weddings will always have something magic about them. It may be the beautiful surroundings, the still and cold vibes in the air, the approaching holidays or simply all of these. One thing is for sure: having a winter wedding is a great, romantic idea.                                                                            
                               

If you are planning your own winter wedding, don’t forget to check out with the following tips an ideas. We have picked up some of the best ones – so they will definitely inspire you to create something amazing.
·         A Great Gatsby winter wedding. If we had to choose one decade that symbolizes glamor, grace and opulence at the same time, the 20s would definitely be it. A Great Gatsby winter wedding (or even a Great Gatsby New Year’s Eve wedding) is a very stylish and “luxurious” idea that will truly make you feel like the star of the night. Feathers, sequins and pearls are just some of the “basics” of a Great Gatsby party – be creative with them and everyone will be impressed.
·         Dusty blue, blueberry and white. These 3 colors look absolutely beautiful together and they are “cold” enough to fit into a winter wedding. Use them on the flower decorations, on the bridal bouquet, on your bridesmaids’ dresses and even on the wedding cake and desserts and you’ll create something unique and beautiful.
·         A Santa Claus-themed wedding. If you want to be a bit playful and childish with your wedding, a Santa Claus-themed wedding can be a great idea. You can bring it into the colors of your wedding, into the décor, into the wedding cake toppers and on everything else. With a bit of imagination, you can combine childishness, innocence and elegance in an unforgettable wedding!
Flourtown Country Club makes for perfect winter weddings – and we would be more than happy if you chose us for your Big Day. With our stunning venue and with the excellent service we provide, your wedding will be just as you have always dreamed it to be – and more!

Photo source: flickr.com/laura dye 

Monday, November 3, 2014

Hot Trends for 2014 Winter Wedding

The weather outside may be getting chillier, but for many of us winters make for amazing wedding seasons. There’s something about the inner warmth and joy associated with winters that makes a lot of couples settle for a winter date for their big day.

If you are among them, you’ll definitely love to learn about the hottest trends for 2014 winter weddings. We have put the best of the best in the following list so make sure to read it before you choose your wedding décor.
·         Sequins and glitter. There’s nothing more festive than sparkly dresses and décor and this winter’s really heavy on these. However, make sure you don’t overdo it and that you add glitter and sequins in moderation: your bridesmaids’ dresses, bit and pieces of the flower arrangements and/or parts of your China, glassware and/or flatware.
·         Dark red is very much “in” this winter and we all love it. If you want your wedding to look dramatic, romantic and slightly vintage, definitely go for the darker shades of red. It will look amazing both in your bridal bouquet and when incorporated into the centerpieces as well.
·         Blue has always been a very “winter-like” color and 2014 makes no exception from this rule. Aside from the all-time classics (such as ice blue), this year is very rich in blueberry shades of blue. Furthermore, plum and other shades of violet will look amazing with winter weddings too!
Flourtown Country Club is ready to host your winter wedding regardless of the décor you may choose. Our superb venue is really versatile and it will definitely suit your idea of a “perfect wedding” so do not hesitate to pay us a visit. We guarantee you and your guests will be impressed by the beautiful venue we have created and by the stunning landscape surrounding it as well.

Photo source: flickr.com/Salicia 

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