Friday, March 21, 2014

Winter Weddings


Winter Wedding Decor Ideas


Winter is a beautiful time of year to plan your wedding, which will be magically glistening and stunningly timeless, and the most unforgettable moment of your life that you’ll treasure always.


Planning your winter wedding day will ensure that it runs smoothly and to plan, and hiring a wedding planner will guarantee that this is the case. Your planner can help you decide whether you’d like a wedding abroad, which favours and centrepieces you love, and other things such as bridesmaid dresses and seating plans. For more planning information, go to http://www.hitched.ca/wedding-planning/.

Have a look at the following winter decor ideas for inspiration on your wedding day decoration.
Color Schemes

Popular winter wedding colors are reds, greens and blues, although when it comes to color schemes, a good rule to follow is ‘less is more’. You don’t want to go over the top on these colors as it can become a little too much, but subtle outbursts look stunning.

Reds

Red themes are timeless and classy, and work perfectly in the winter seasons. They especially look amazing with a mix of green and a little gold, and are effortlessly finished off with a touch of red lipstick and small matching details here and there.

Blues

Blue color schemes look beautiful with gold, white and silver, and indicate a very elegant and classy bride and groom. Blue color schemes really suit the winter months, bringing that edge of glistening iciness, but the right amount of warmth to make your guests feel at home.
Neutrals

Neutral colours work just as well for wintery themes, with touches of gold, silvers and browns. Neutral colors bring that rustic feeling to life, and give a sense of that woody countryside feeling that can be finished off perfectly with a classic open fire for your guests to warm their chilly hands.

Centrepieces

Centrepieces come down to the bride and groom’s personal taste, but when it comes to winter, centrepieces should be warming and ideally a conversation starter for all your guests. Beautiful winter centrepieces really bring a room together, and add towards that special little something that makes your wedding so personal and memorable.


Pine cones

Pine cones make for a really simple yet pretty winter centerpiece, and give off quite a rustic feel about them. You can either leave them in their natural state, or spray paint them red and silver or gold, to give your guests a warm wintery feeling.

Floating centrepieces

Putting a single flower into a little vase of water to float makes for such a simple but beautiful centrepiece design. The image below shows some gorgeous wintery ideas, but the same effect can be received by any flower of your choice, and even tea lights. If you like the idea of this but want it on a bigger scale, you could invest in some glass fish bowls and do a mix of the both, floating flowers and a few tea lights to finish it off.

Candy

This is a really cool and quirky idea for a table decoration, and a centrepiece that all ages of your guests will appreciate. With red and white candy sticks and stunning flowers, this is a centrepiece that gives off a definite Christmassy feeling about it, and also works as a joint favour, while the candy sticks are an after dinner treat for your guests to help themselves to.


The Cake

The wedding cake is a classic and traditional part of every wedding, and in more recent years, the bride-and-groom-to-be have decided to personalise their cake in order to differ from the conventional three tiers that everyone is overly familiar with. However, wedding cakes are also the perfect opportunity to theme and design your cake into a festive and wintery feast.


Cute and Simple

If you want a simple wedding cake, that matches your color scheme, a round, tiered cake, finished with ribbon and the bride and groom’s initials on top make for a really cute yet beautiful winter wedding cake.
Alternative

Alternative wedding cake ideas would include gorgeous cupcakes, macaroons and cake filled snow cones, any design that isn't to usual tiered wedding cake, or a tiered cake that is slightly off centre and unique.





Red

Neutral


pine cones

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Candy

cute and simple



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Friday, March 7, 2014

SOME GREAT NEWS FROM ABROAD








March 2014 | WHITE GALLERY LONDON 2014

White Gallery London to showcase the finest in bridal accessories
International bridal accessory designers including Halo & Co, Harriet Wilde, Ivory & Co Tiaras, HT Headwear, Rachel Simpson, Charlotte Mills, Miranda Templeton, Shell Belle Couture, Freya Rose, Sasso, Benjamin Adams, Nilah & Company, Nymphi, Polly Edwards and Jenny Packham will be unveiling their latest collections at White Gallery London 2013.
Making history as White Gallery London’s first-ever bridal lingerie exhibitor, Shell Belle Couture joins the exhibitor line-up this season. The Shell Belle Couture brand pays homage to the 20s and 30s era, combining delicate touches and feminine details across a range of luxury bridal lingerie.
Long established bridal accessory company, Ivory & Co. will be showcasing statement headpieces from their signature collection at White Gallery London. The brand’s designs include large, opulent headdress’ encrusted with crystals and pearls, hair combs, birdcage veils and stunning jewellery all made with real silver, 14k gold or rhodium.

White Gallery London is also delighted to welcome back prestigious bridal
accessories brand Halo & Co. Famed for their headpieces, tiaras and jewellery,
Halo & Co produces pieces that are vintage in style yet contemporary.
Independent British footwear label Harriet Wilde will be returning to White
Gallery London this year to showcase her latest vintage inspired collection.
Joining Wilde in showcasing bridal footwear, designer Rachel Simpson will also
debut her latest collection at the show.
Known for their unique mix of vintage styling and beautiful materials, Rachel Simpson bridal shoes have a distinct look, with reputation for comfort to match. From stunning platforms to elegant peep-toes and cute ballet flats, the collection has something to suite every bride.
Halo & Co


Joining the White Gallery London line-up for the first time, under the “new talents” banner, footwear
designer Charlotte Mills will be debuting her new high-end bridal footwear collection at the show. The
collection doesn’t launch until April so White Gallery will provide buyers with one of the first glimpses of this
new bridal footwear brand.

Also appearing at White Gallery London under the “new talents” heading, accessories brand Miranda
Templeton will showcase a beautiful array of tiaras, jewellery, sashes, pins and veils.
After a successful White Gallery London in 2013, which saw six new stockists opened across Europe,
accessories brand Nymphi will return to exhibit at the 2014 show. As always the collection will have the
mythical feel of the nymphs. In the new 2015 collection buyers will also be able to look forward to stunning
pieces highly influenced by the ornate, embellished Byzantine period.
White Gallery London favourite Jenny Packham will return to Battersea Evolution
this year with a stunning array of tiaras and jewellery in delicate golden tones, rich
textures and a multitude of crystal cut stones.


To see all of White Gallery London’s accessories designers as well as the finest in
bridal design, be sure not to miss the forthcoming show.
White Gallery London coincides with the London Bridal Show which takes place at
London Olympia on the same dateline.
Free shuttle buses will be provided, between the two venues, for visitors wishing to visit both shows. For
more information visit http://www.thelondonbridalshow.co.uk/.