Our Favorite Winter Weddings

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We love doing Winter Weddings and here are a few of our favorites from the last few years! 

Bride Alexa had super fun with her girls - they each carried baby's breath and don't you just love her adorable blue sweater. Her bouquet was blue hydrangea and white anemone's with navy blue centers.  
This tear drop bouquet was gorgeous (even if it's not the best picture). Garden roses and stephanotis looked amazing with a back drop of all rich red poinsettias. The flower girl even carried an adorable wand of fresh roses with streaming gold ribbons.  
This New Years Eve wedding was so simple and elegant - all white roses, calla lilies and silver brunia berries.  
This early winter wedding at the Nassau Inn had a Scottish theme! 
Winter white with accents of silvery ~ the bridal blue had a hint of midnight blue delphinium.  
This elegant design was placed in the lobby outside the Prince William Ballroom at the Nassau Inn - so pretty and matched all the Christmas decor at the Inn.  
This amazing Christmas wedding had the bride carrying rich red roses accented with white mini calla lilies and Italian ruscus. Their reception was held at the Cranbury Inn.  
Wintery white garden roses, hydrangea, dahlias, lacy dusty miller and cut succulent plants. All this bouquet needed was a bit of glitter or faux snow, right?  
One of my favorite winter bouquets ever - fresh white roses and tulips accented with red hypericum berries and a collar of lacy dusty miller. So classic and timeless.  
Winter was present in this bouquet - white anemone's with midnight blue centers, white roses, silvery brunia berries and lacy dusty miller. Winter white in a bouquet! 

Love this picture of bride Kristen with her parents last New Years day at the Lambertville Inn. Two large floral displays with tall branches arching was the backdrop for the ceremony. 
This is probably the oldest photo in the mix. Open white roses accented with bright white stephanotis stems. A collar of fresh lemon leaves finished off the look and helped the bouquet show against the white fur coat the bride wore. 
Elegant rich red roses accented with white mini calla lilies and gold foliage - hand tied, very modern and compact. 

Would you consider having a winter wedding? We hope this gave you some fun inspiration! 




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