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Design a Winter Wedding

Ornament favors, snowflake cakes and branches draped with beads weave winter into wedding decor.
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Pinecone Bouquet

Pinecones mixed with white roses make a wonderfully woodsy wedding bouquet.

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Ornament Favors

The bride and groom at this winter wedding used ornaments to anchor guests' place cards. The sign says, "Friends are the ornaments of our lives."  

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Snowflake Favor Boxes

Adorable blue snowflake stickers send guests off with a smile.

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Red Ribbon Winner

Bird seed is for the birds. Give guests sticks tied with ribbons for a stylish send-off.

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Light the Way

White pillar candles in white lanterns light the winter walkway from the wedding to the reception.

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Pinecones and Candles

Here's an easy and inexpensive wedding decor idea: Fill hurricane vases with pinecones and branches and use tea lights to cast a warm glow.

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White Hydrangeas

Though red and green are the traditional colors of the season, white florals like these hydrangeas focus on crisp winter colors.

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Red Roses

Red roses and greenery may feel too much like Christmas. Leave the leaves out for a simple and stunning bouquet. 

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Berry Handsome

Two tiny red berries say so much in his beautiful boutonniere.  

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Have A Ball!

No matter what other flowers are in the bouquet, red berries always add visual and textural interest. 

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Snowflake Cake

Dark colored snowflakes warm up this white wedding cake. Four mugs that spell out "love" are filled with white marigolds.

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Beads and Branches

Just because the leaves are bare doesn't mean they're not beautiful. Drape rows of clear beads across limbs and illuminate with tea lights.

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Fall in Glove

You know what they say: Cold hands, warm heart. Mittens make a cute backdrop for the traditional wedding band photo.