Top 10 ways to decorate a winter wedding:

Published by: RachelR on 28th Nov 2011 | View all blogs by RachelR

-sheepskin! Sheepskin rugs look luxe and cosy – perfect for a winter wedding!

-pine cones – scatter on tables or use as place card holders

-fairy lights – festive, but slightly more discreet than tinsel, fairy lights provide soft, flattering lighting and create an air of romance

-Christmas trees – this is my own personal idea for a winter take on wishing trees. Instead of hanging ‘wishes’ on the bare branches of a wishing tree, swap it for a spruce!

-Also, miniature Christmas trees can make excellent table centrepieces – the scope for customisation makes them a perfect addition, keep it simple with white fairy lights or go all out

-Baubles – pretty and can be used as favours or even place settings if personalised. The multi-purpose nature of baubles makes them perfect for anyone with a tight budget.

-A log fire – cosiness personified!

-gingerbread houses – you can buy pre-made ones and they add endless charm to a food table

-snowglobes – think the tasteful variety, not the cheap and cheerful type you pick up in a discount store to give to children

-holly and mistletoe – for a festive touch of nostalgia Lensbury%20Fairy%20Light%20Canopy%20(2).jpg

{Image credits: 1. Partylights; 2. All Style Wedding Invitations;}