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Walking in a winter wonderland; elopement wedding ideas

Elopement wedding ideas

Part 3; walking in a winter wonderland

 

I don’t know what it is, but there is something particularly romantic about a winter wedding, wouldn’t you agree? Add that to the already existing romance of our elopement weddings and, voila, you’ve got yourself a wedding more (can you guess?) yep, romantic than when Harry met Sally…

Plus, what a great theme! As we are all about the elopement weddings ideas, I just couldn’t resist showcasing this fab winter wedding!

And before you say ‘but it’s summer’, I know, and it seems a tad strange writing about frosty mornings when the sun is blazing outside (okay, not blazing, but let’s at least pretend Britain knows how to summer…) but, there is still time to book a winter wedding for the end of 2017, so get your creative juices flowing and be inspired by Kay and Andrew’s wintery style.

Close-up detail of bride's wedding dress. champagne colour with slightly sparkly ivory lace on top and a champagne belt with a bow in the centre.

Kay wore this fabulous tea-length dress with frosted lace, adding to their December style…

bride in her dress holding her bouquet of red, purple, and navy blue flowers with lots of greenery. her shoes are navy with a red flower and her dress is tea-length.

What a fab bouquet! Christmas reds with evergreen foliage and thistles… how very ‘winter’!bride sitting on bed in honeymoon cottage with bouquet of red, purple, and navy flowers with lots of greeneryclose up of bride's winter theme bouquet made up of red, purple, and navy flowers plus thistles and lots of greenery bride in honeymoon cottage holding her red purple navy and greenery bouquet

And delicate shoes to match the flowers… scrumptious, don’t you think?

close-up of buttonhole make up of red flower and thistles plus greenery bride and groom sharing a kiss as they see each other for the first time on their wedding day. the bouquet and the buttonhole are showcased next to each other.

Now onto the decor… candles, pine cones and baubles? Splendid! How would you decorate your winter elopement wedding?

candles in lanterns sitting in a metal cage with pine cones, fairy lights, and blue baubles to decorate candles in lanterns sitting in a metal cage with pine cones to decoratecandles in lanterns sitting in a metal cage with pine cones, baubles, and fairy lights to decorate

close up of various sizes candles and pine cones in a metal birdcage container

It wouldn’t be a winter wedding without a Christmas tree now would it?

christmas tree with fairy lights and chopped logs stacked in the background close up of the mr and mrs sign on the christmas tree wedding breakfast table with a silver grey table cloth and tea lights, with the bride's bouquet in the centre and the christmas tree and chopped logs out of focus in the background

How great does Kay’s bouquet look on their wedding breakfast table? I love their use of the silver-grey table cloths; they contrast wonderfully with the red flowers, and emphasise that ‘frosted’ effect running through their wedding day style.

wedding breakfast table with food served on white plates. table decorated with silver grey tablecloth, white napkins, tea lights and bride's bouquet. The christmas tree and two stacks of chopped logs in the background wedding breakfast table with food, silver grey tables cloths, white napkins and ghost chairs. bride's bouquet is the centrepiece and chopped logs plus their miniature cake is in the background. close up of the bride's red, purple, navy and green bouquet as the centrepiece of their wedding breakfast table wedding breakfast table without the food. table decorated with silver grey tablecloths and white napkins with tea lights and bride's bouquet. chopped logs and cake table in the background wedding breakfast table with silver grey table cloth, white napkins and ghost chairs. fire, chopped logs and cake table are in the background.

Did you notice the log fire? Imperative for any December wedding!

close up of the chopped logs for the fire

And no Elopement Wedding is quite complete without a miniature wedding cake…

miniature elopement wedding cake with white icing, silver edible balls and the base and a navy ribbon around the middle. decorated on top with a red flower and thistles miniature elopement wedding cake with white icing, silver edible balls and the base and a navy ribbon around the middle. decorated on top with a red flower and thistles miniature elopement wedding cake with white icing, silver edible balls and the base and a navy ribbon around the middle. decorated on top with a red flower and thistles

Don’t you just love the frosty look with the silver and white? Not forgetting the all-important Christmas-red flowers; magnificent all round.

If that wasn’t quite enough to get your juices flowing, check out their choice of refreshments. I don’t know about you but I am sold!

close up of selection of gins and garnishes close up of fever tree tonic water and gin tasting booklets close up of 'a little book on gins, tonics and garnishes' close up of gin selection

 

So, that concludes our 3-part blog post series about Elopement Wedding Inspiration, and now you know how you can ‘have it all’ with your Elopement Wedding here at Ever After.

Credits to our wonderful suppliers;

Flowers – Amanda Randell

Photography – Clare Kinchin

Cake – Boo To a Goose

Inspiration overload! Download our Elopement Wedding Brochure to kick-start your Elopement Wedding journey with us.

bride and groom on riverwalk next to the globe fire and a 'just married' sign. bride is wearing a tea-length dress holding her bouquet and groom is in a dark suit. bride and groom looking at each other on the riverwalk with the smoke from globe fire in the background.

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