A winter wedding has a exclusive romance about it. With the colder weather outside, everyone feels like snuggling together a little more. Hot cocoa, sleigh rides, cuddling in front of a fire; it's no surprise winter wedding themes are stunning and inviting. The colours for a winter wedding are the most stunning. Not just limited to red and green, winter weddings work well with pure white, gold, purple, silver, ruby, midnight blue, sapphire, teal green, emerald, or ice blue. Gleaming crystals and delicate snowflakes can turn the wedding into a "magical wonderland".

Fur is wonderful for the bride or bridesmaids to put on. Consider a sleek silvery or pure white gown with a floor length hooded cape. Or perhaps a billowing chiffon "Cinderella-style" gown is more your taste, with a fur muff or hat added. A friend of mine got married in a classic white gown with red trim and a matching floor length red cape with a fur trimmed hood and muff. Although it was several years ago people still remember and discuss that awesome gown. Long gowns for your bridesmaids are most suitable. If the gowns you select are sleeveless or short sleeved, they are often made more visually suited to the weather with elbow length gloves. If you would like your bridesmaids to have fur in their outfits, hats, muff, or capes can all be added. White roses tipped with one of your other wedding colors make a simple, but striking statement. Remember you may add ice crystals into your bouquet to make it sparkle even more.

Glitter can make almost any invitation fit your wintery wonderland topic. Silver and blue are probably the most traditional colours for a cold weather wedding, but do not be afraid to mix it up and try other combinations, such as ruby red with gold lettering and glitter or bright green with white lettering and clear glitter.

Decorations are the place you should watch your budget the closest because it's useful to get carried away with all the remarkable ways you can turn your venue into a surprising wonderland. "Drape pure white or silver gossamer fabric on walls. Hang twinkle lights behind the material to make it "sparkle and glitter"." Make sure you select "cool lights" to ensure there's not a sudden fire. Midnight blue tulle suspended across the ceiling with lights inside it is another dazzling decoration. Foil or delicate cutout snowflakes dangling from the ceiling is an easy yet eye-catching way to simulate a snowfall. Another spectacular idea is bare branches from trees spray painted white or silver and then decorated with lights and icicle, white, or other matching colored ornaments. Mirrors and candles are great table decorations, promoting intimacy with the light and sparkle with the reflections. Glitter can enhance the snow topic on the tables as well.