Your lover proposed on the eve of the holidays…was it really just last year? Your breath shimmered as he placed the ring on your finger, and you thought this the most romantic season for love.

So you have chosen a winter wedding.

With the crisp air of the winter, you have chosen to shy away from only using the stark whites of tradition. The warmest buttery whites, lavenders and apple greens. Your bouquet would be a tapestry of vanillas with layers of lush creams

Welcome your guests in from the crisp outdoors by warming them with both color and light in your winter wedding. Layer the winter white aisle at the ceremony with a dusting of sparkling hearts, reflecting the light of a hundreds candles throughout the church. Have your bridesmaids layered in plum and lavender velvets, or warm cocoa and chocolate silks. They will stand by your side, delicious and cozy in their elegant moment. As for you, there is no alternative to the softest fur shawl to brush over your shoulders as you emerge from the cold and into his soft lights.

And can it be possible to capture just a hint of snow-sparkle that you saw in his eye. Guests will carry home with them glistening evidence of that moment. A candle that has somehow encapsulates gold into itself for your family and friends to carry away in celebration and remembrance. Layered in cream velvets and ecru damask.

How can you wear the season of winter? You choose to nestle it in your hair. Crystal flowers, delicately intertwined within your hair leave all the rest behind. You carry the season with you and take advantage of Mother nature’s beauty