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Wedding For All Seasons
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In
times gone by it wasn’t uncommon for young couples to consult the
Tarot as to what month of the year according to the stars would be their
best time to wed, this would depend on what time of year their sun or
moon sign was inline with Venus the goddess of love, which I would take
as a positive sign, and so on. Personally I would like to think that the
longevity of a marriage would depend on the love of you and your partner
and not on the date you get married. These
days the factors that make us decide differ a little. Each season brings
its own style and flavor to a wedding. The time of year you choose to
get married will indeed affect the style and economics of the wedding in
many ways including location of the reception, honeymoon destinations,
wedding theme and price. Whatever type of wedding you desire there will
be a season to suit you. An
autumn wedding brings to mind golden and copper themes through the
fabrics and the flowers. Flowers this season are earthy yet rich. Take
bold colors in purples russets, yellow and reds. Add a natural twist
with dark leafy foliages and wood containers. If you choose flowers that
are in season this will bring down the cost a little. Seasonal
fruits that you can include on the menu are Apples and Pears; these are
in season all year round. All these factors combined will bring a nice
autumn breeze to the day. Bear in mind that August is quite popular for
weddings, if you are having the reception in a hotel book well in
advance. The weather is also superb if you are thinking of honeymooning
in The
winter wonderland wedding, a very romantic setting of Burning log fires,
mulled wine receptions and Christmas card settings. This would defiantly
be an indoor wedding, maybe in a castle or Hotel adorned with rich reds
and golden glowing candles. A
December wedding is a good idea as the wedding reception price is
dropped in many hotels in the first few days after Christmas. The
holiday spirit that is still lingering at this time will add to the
atmosphere. Snowdrops, Tulips, Amaryllis, and White geisha include some
of the winter blooms. Seasonal fruits to be enjoyed include
winterberries, Apricots, Cherries and dates. A
New Years Eve wedding can be a good idea, ringing in the New Year with a
festive and fun time for all involved. Honeymoon destinations for the
winter months vary, you can opt for a skiing holiday with a romantic log
cabin accommodation or maybe head for the sun kissed beached of Spring
/ Summer sun will provide for beautiful garden weddings adorned with all
of mother natures glory, a fabulous season for a wedding. The colors and
flowers to choose from are in abundance from roses to the petals of the
cherry blossom, the look of this season is relaxed and simple taking
bold flowers and strong colors softening them with driftwood or delicate
wisps of grass and raffia. Some of the fruits in season are Peaches,
passion fruit, and Citrus fruits, and Quinces. Freshly
picked chocolate dipped strawberries would go down well with a champagne
reception. A marquee would be a wonderful idea for this season allowing
everyone to soak up the atmosphere, remember to include catering and
furniture hire as part of the costs if you are watching the budget. The
world is your oyster as far as honeymoons go but remember our summer is
winter in most of the southern hemisphere including Whatever
your plans don’t stress yourself and take as much help from friends
and family to make the big day one to remember for all. Booking your
honeymoon online including accommodation and avoiding travel agents can
save time and money.
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