Do you have to have a winter themed wedding if it is going to be in december?

We originally planned for spring but will probably have to change the date to december or january. Can I still use the theme I was going to use for the Spring time or should I change it to a winter theme? Originally was going to use white,lilac,and a pale green as colors and was using daisies in the floral. thanks for any advice

Do you have to have a winter themed wedding if it is going to be in december?
if you want it, it can be done! just do what you want, don't go by the seasons!
Reply:Honey! It's your wedding! Do whatever you want, and dont worry! It's supposed to be the best day of your life! If you want the colors.... go for it!





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Reply:NO THEMES just have a classy wedding the way it should be no themes to worry about no nonsence a wedding is about two people starting thier new lives together and nothing more save the glitz and spend more on your honeymoon or on the pad that you to will be cohabitating now.
Reply:As a professional certified wedding planner, I suggest that whatever you have envisioned your day to be regardless of the season stick with your theme. A professional florist can still do your arrangements in silk that are less expensive than fresh and can be quite realistic in presentation. You cannot redo your day, you only have one shot to get it right. The ceremony needs to reflect what you have envisioned your special day to be. This type wedding is considered non-traditional; yet eccentric. Talk to a local florist and choose your colors and flower preference to create your arrangement. If you have pictures, give those to the florist to work with. I say this because I have had brides have winter wedding themes in the heart of the summer. But it is your day.





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Reply:You don't have to have a "Winter Wedding." It's your decision.
Reply:DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT, IT'S YOUR WEDDING, DO WHAT YOU WANT AND LIKE.
Reply:def. not. you can go to austraila or new zealand where it is warm in the winter. or just pretend it is spring and have an indoor wedding. you don't even have to have a theme.
Reply:Heck no ! If it's winter, everyone will LOVE it if you make everything look like its summer... a tropical theme.. etc.. it will be like a vaca ! A GREAT change from the winter blahs.
Reply:It is your wedding day and you imagined it a certain way. I say keep it the way you want it!!! Heck Yeah!! You only get this once! It totally doesn't matter the month or time of year, it is going to be inside right?? I think it will be lovely to have daisies in the winer!! It is your day! Enjoy it! Congrats!
Reply:You don't "have" to do anything in particular. If "winter" theme makes more sense to you, then go for it. But your chosen color theme will work just fine, IMO.
Reply:It's your wedding. You are the one who will have the wedding pictures hanging up in your house. You do whatever you feel. Don't do a Xmas wedding though it makes getting crap done soooo difficult
Reply:You sure don't. My husband and I got married on December 29th, and he pretty much demanded that every poinsetta be removed from sight (his family owned a plant nursery growing up--he has issues...). We had no red, green, white, or gold in sight. It's your wedding, and you're the one who will still be looking at the pictures in 10 years. I'm pretty sure your grandchildren won't look at your wedding photos and say, "Oh GRANDMA...a winter wedding with pastels? How COULD you?" Just a thought.
Reply:No, you can have anything you want for your wedding. Keyword, "your". Just remember that certain flowers are in and out of season. Try to get a reception hall that can be transformed into a beautiful spring time garden paradise. If you need any help, contact me. I can try to find you some venues.
Reply:i would probably modify it a bit. but december weddings can be so beautiful, with all of the rich colors like deep reds and maroons and greens; even though you had wanted pale colors. Maybe you can use lilac other cool hues to convey a winter wonderland feeling, but not in a cheesy way. Green and daisies scream spring, so that may seem odd in the middle of winter.
Reply:It's your wedding, do what you want. Anyway, in December people will be so tired of seeing red, green, and dark clothes, they will probably enjoy a pastel color scheme. Check with the florist and see if daisies will be available. If not, they may be able to suggest another flower.





As warm as it's been across the country, why, a wedding with spring colors in December will fit right in!
Reply:while seasons often do effect theme choices - they don't have to. Yes, those color are more spring then winter, but it's your wedding:) By the way, who says you can't do a winter wedding theme with those colors? Just add some white snowflakes to the mix for a really unique daisy/snowflake theme!



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