Are you planning a Christmas wedding? Well, you’re in the right place. We have here some good advice, and you can check the rest of our blog for more too. We love Christmas weddings. One thing you should already know by now is that a large part of your wedding success will depend on your décor.
If you can successfully incorporate the Christmas spirit into your wedding décor, then you’re 70% done. So how do you do that? Here are five tips for Christmas wedding décor to make your wedding a success.
Get Your Décor Early
Whether you’re buying or renting, getting your décor is the best idea. For couples who’ll be buying, experts suggest you start as early as January. That’s when you’ll get Christmas décor in bulk at a fraction of the original prices. Christmas would be over then, and stores will be trying to get rid of old stock. It’s an ideal time for couples planning a budget-friendly Christmas wedding.
Get Married Around Christmas
You could make a considerable amount of savings on wedding décor this way. Did we hear you ask how? Well, it’s simple, your wedding venue might already have Christmas décor all around the place in keeping with good tidings too. All you’ll need to do in that case is add some tiny details to personalize, and you’ll be well on your way to having a fun Christmas celebration without spending too much on décor.
Don’t Assume with Your Venue
We know that the previous idea sounds like fun, but it isn’t always the case. So, make sure to ask your venue what they have planned. Some venues could choose to leave the space blank for their potential couples.
Even when they don’t, you should ensure that the venue’s décor works for you. You don’t want what they have on the ground clashing with your wedding atmosphere. It could make considerable changes to the way that you want your wedding day to look.
Use Candles to Perfect the Atmosphere
Candles give weddings a warm and welcoming vibe. This is great for a wedding during the festive season. So, feel free to use them on your wedding tables and any available alcoves at your venue. You could also make use of fireplaces if available. It’ll add an air of delight to your Christmas wedding atmosphere.
You Can Never Go Wrong with Foliage
We’re talking pine branches, mistletoe, eucalyptus, and holly. These represent the Christmas spirit and can be pretty easy to get too. So, feel free to ask your florist to use them in abundance. They are also a great way to fill up empty spaces at your venue.
In Conclusion
Planning a Christmas wedding can be very cost-effective. It is considered off-season, so you’ll spend less on both venue and vendors. It can also be the same for your wedding décor. Just remember to include some bits of personalization to make your celebration a fun and memorable one. Best of luck!
