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Your ultimate guide to an unforgettable celebration.
We are now approaching Winter in Melbourne. Below are some tips from a wedding photographer's sight for lovely couples who gonna say I DO in the Winter.
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Creative ideas make your Christmas Wedding Outstanding
Have no idea about how to make your Christmas wedding more different and perfect? Do not worry, take a look at the next few couple’s Christmas theme wedding, love does not need extravagant luxury, a little creativity is more warmth.
Nina and Nat’s wedding venue: Ancient manor
The British couple Nina and Nat chosen wedding venue at a vintage manor, make the wedding bring a solemn sacred sense.
Do not want monotonous door? Then hang a heart-shaped ornament, which is romantic.
Toni and Adam’s wedding venue: Blenheim Palace
Toni and Adam chose the wedding venue at the United Nations World Heritage site, Blenheim Palace, which is also known as Churchill Manor. The palace is covered with white snow, bring a strong sense of Christmas.
Crystal candle chandelier, table candlesticks like collective candlelight dinner, warm white tone of the wedding theme make people feel warmer.
How can cold weather less hot drinks for the guests, a cup of British lemon tea make it enjoyable teatime.
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Winter Wedding
Winter Wedding Tips
Some of us just love the warm and cozy feeling of a winter wedding. But planning a winter wedding is slightly different from a summer wedding.
Remember, winter wedding does not mean Christmas or a festive theme.
1. Plan for an earlier ceremony to ensure there's enough time for photos in natural light. A 12 pm ceremony should give you more than enough time to make the most of the light.
2. If you're considering making the most of your venues grounds by taking photos outside avoid getting your heels stuck in the grass by changing into your Uggs. This will be far more practical, while trying to manage your dress, veil and bouquet. No one will notice them underneath your dress and think of the comfort and warmth….bliss!
3. Ensure your bridesmaids have a shawl or shrug to go with their dresses; you don't want chattering teeth during the ceremony or blue lips in your photos! Make the most of wintery fashion - faux fur and feathers would make a fabulous impact.
4. Make sure your transportation company have a back-up plan should the vehicles get stuck in snow. Provide blankets to your guests for their journey and welcome them to the venue with a warm drink to take away the chill.
5. Go crazy with candlelight, church candles, votive candles, tealights and lanterns. Have them in the aisles for the ceremony, driveways, pathways and staircases of the venue, use them as part of the table centrepieces for dinner, surrounding fireplaces, everywhere and anywhere you are able too. Not only will they bring warmth to your venue, but it will also make it pretty and romantic too!