7 entertainment ideas for your winter wedding

7 entertainment ideas for your winter wedding – Vings Events

Posted on Jan 14 2016

The summertime seems to hold the organize on wedding dates for the year; on the other hand, tying the knot in the wintertime can provide a wedding experience that is appreciated and cozy and every bit as  pleasing as a summertime wedding.

Ear candy brings you 7 entertainment ideas for your winter wedding that are sure to make it an event that will be both the best day of your new life in somebody's company and remain in the hearts and minds of your family and friends forever.

The theme

While pinecones and snowflakes are common motif for wintertime weddings, let’s move away from what’s long-established and perhaps a little boring and move into the realm of the exploratory by using crystals accentuate by the light, crisp colors of silver and the wonderful texture of satin. These colors work well with low-light conditions to give the room with a warm, clean feel that encourage conversation.

The Flora

Conventionally we would find red roses and calla lilies as the most in style forms of flowers at a venue. Change things up while lasting elegant with the use of white orchids and hydrangeas. Use plethora of silver ribbon to wrap up the stem and keep with the color theme. Make sure that all the groomsmen have silver and white corsages and the bridesmaids have similar bouquet.

The invitations

With the winter season calling for closed indoor venues, it’s important to make sure that the invitation are a bit more formal that a summer wedding would be. For an excellent way to make a unique wedding invitation, use a piece of clear Plexiglas with the details of the wedding stamped into it, or written on with white font. Drop them into silver envelopes and seal them with silver satin ribbon.

The centerpieces

Keep to the winter theme at your tables as well. Instead of going alongside the season, go with it and have ice sculpture made as table pieces and then accentuate them with low-light candles for an impression that truly feels like a winter wedding. They make for excellent talk starters as well, just make sure that they are drained appropriately.

The DJ

The entertainment and the music are the gravest parts of your wedding entertainment. Make sure to hire both a live band and a DJ. The DJ can pick up the slack in the band’s presentation between sets or as they re-arrange during the show. A good DJ will also be able to play whatever thing that you request, just make sure that you give them time to organize by sending your request list well in advance of the day.

 The band

A wedding band is a must have. They know how to draw in the crowd and create an feeling. Winter tends to be a time of year that inspires clarity and peacefulness. Hire a good Jazz band that can start the occupation slowly and then build into dance floor wrecking tracks later in the day. Another option is to hire a harpist for the ceremony as the guest’s filling the venue, this makes for an uplifting and primitive atmosphere that remains eloquent and close.

The cocktails

Keep to the winter theme by offering cocktails that are themed to the period. For the non-alcoholic choices, go with rich eggnog and warm, white hot-chocolate drinks are an unbelievable way to keep your guest’s toasty. For those that lean in the direction of alcohol infused cocktails, look for white Russians and martinis to keep the theme clear and clean. Offer blankets for your guests and if you really want to go the extra mile, have their initials overstated on them.

The final thought

Getting married in the summer isn’t a requirement, with these few simple ideas for your winter wedding will make the experience that more seasonally adjusted for you and provide you and your guests with an amazing winter wedding that will be remember forever. Good luck in your new life together!