Are you planning a winter themed wedding? If you are, you are probably in the planning stages by this point. The winter wedding often brings to mind ice crystals, little twinkling lights and glittery snowflakes. So where do you start. Are you having a holiday wedding or winter wedding? After you decide on the theme, you can begin making decorating choices for your ceremony and reception.

 

Centerpieces don't have to be candles and flowers any more. Personalize your wedding centerpieces by adding a bit of your personality. For a winter wedding, you could add photos of wintry settings, such as ski resorts, skating rinks, ect that you have visited together. Snowglobes, Mini Ice Sculptures or a Sleighs filled with glittery blue snowflake ornaments will add an elegant touch to your tables.

 

Instead of using numbered table centerpieces, why not incorporate your winter theme into your guest tables by using table names. By choosing table names instead of numbers, you can also incorporate the chosen theme into your centerpieces. Bottom line make your wedding an expression of you and your fiance's personalities.

 

Winter Table Names	Holiday Table Names
Snowflake	Evergreen
Blizzard	Tinsel
Crystals	Holly
Snow	Nutcracker
Icicle	Peppermints
Frosty	Mistletoe
Glacier	Santa
Igloo	Jingle Bells
Iceberg	Noel
Slush	Wreath
Snowball	Poinsettia
Frost	Gingerbread
Snowman	Candy Cane
Sleigh	Nativity
Sled	Angels
Ski	Carolers
Powder	Partridge
Sleet	Golden Rings
Eskimo	Turtle Dove
Avalanche	French Hen
Yule	Maids a Milking
	Ladies Dancing
Ski Resort Table Names	Calling Birds Geese A Laying
Snowmass	Swans A Swimming
Jack Frost	Lords A Leaping
Winter Park	Pipers Piping
Snow King	Drummers Drumming
Snowbird	Reindeer
Snowbasin	Elves
Powder Mountain	Dasher
Alpine Meadows	Dancer
Snow Valley	Prancer
Heavenly	Vixen
Snowhaven	Comet
Mount Snow	Cupid
Snow Ridge	Donner
Powder Ridge	Blitzen
Alpine Valley	Rudolph
Holiday Valley	Farkleberry (Pittsburghese)
Christmas Mountain