(Closed) Christmas themed wedding in January??

posted 1 year ago in Themes
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    • Post # 31
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    Sugar bee

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    Sydney2 :  Do you have photos of your venue?

    Post # 32
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    Newbee

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    claroquesi :  yes! there are two barns, the first is the ceremony barn and the second is the reception barn.

     

     

    Post # 33
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    Busy bee

    I would personally do a new years phrase! And we did koozies for the wedding and people loved them. This is a “know your crowd” thing – not everyone will use or like them, but a lot of people think they’re fun.

    Koozies are often used on bottles of beer as well as cans FYI to PPs who mentioned the venue might not serve cans

    Post # 34
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    Bee Keeper

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    Sydney2 :  Your venue is beautiful. I like the winter themed idea instead. 

    Post # 35
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    Sugar bee

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    Sydney2 :  What a beautiful venue! Looking at it, I thought of a winter chalet/ski lodge vibe for your decor,  integrating both the sparkly elements of winter (for example, the crystal vases that are covered in Epsom salt, very easy to do, and it sparkles so much), and the coziness of a chalet with wood touches and perhaps faux furs for your chairs at the sweatheart table:

     

    Post # 36
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    Blushing bee
    • Wedding: August 2019

    I went to a Christmas themed baby shower in the middle of January and I thought it was kinda weird. The woman it was for LOVES Christmas. Like Watching Hallmark Christmas movies in June, goes to one of those Christmas town park things during the summer, countdown to Christmas starting the day after Christmas types. It worked for her because if you know her, it fit. 

    but I still thought it was odd. Whatever. 

    Post # 37
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    Bumble Beekeeper

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    claroquesi :  I always love reading/seeing your ideas. This looks like a perfect fit for OP! Wintery, but not christmasey. 

    Post # 38
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    Newbee

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    claroquesi :  thank you so much! Those are some wonderful ideas! I appreciate your help! 🙂 

    Post # 39
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    Newbee

    Thank you so much to everyone for your input! I’ve decided to not do anything Christmasy and just do a winter theme instead. I’ve realized that there is still a ton of decoration ideas and I have gotten a lot of great ideas on here! Thanks again 🙂 

    Post # 40
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    Sugar bee

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    jellybellynelly :  Thank you so very much! 

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    Sydney2 :  You’re welcome! Do remember to post photos of your wedding!

    Post # 41
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    Sugar Beekeeper

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    Sydney2 :  

    Goodo, sounds lovely. I think you venue looks wonderful. And l do agree about 

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    claroquesi :s ideas, whether dress or accessories or decor, she always has a stylish take. 

    Post # 42
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    Bumble Beekeeper
    • Wedding: Dorset, UK

    Personally for me it is, but then I’m someone who takes my tree down 2 days after Christmas lol

    Post # 43
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    Honey Beekeeper
    • Wedding: November 1999

    I thinks  Winter Wonderland theme would be awesome. It’s a little late for the Christmas theme, but it’s not totally out of bounds either if you really want to go for it. 

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