Dialogue: Holiday Weddings

Having your wedding on a holiday has its pros and cons, people are already off, meaningful anniversary, but then you have competitive dates for the best venues and vendors, it may be more expensive due to demand, etc. Whatever the reason you decide to have your wedding on a holiday make sure to think about what the wedding will look like.

I'm not big on cliche but sometimes people dream of that pink and red Valentine's wedding, the blue and silver Christmas wedding, or the red, white and blue 4th of July wedding. Like I said before. Cliche.

I'm not saying don't go for the typical colors for the season or holiday. Just make it your own. Infuse your personality into it.

Use a non traditional color. Like this winter themed wedding. Using turquoise and a palm tree setting.

 Photos by Drew Anderson Photography submitted via Two Bright Lights

Create a non-traditional style. Like if you are having the red and white Valentine's wedding, maybe go with a contemporary style rather than flowers and hearts.

Photo via PrestonBaileyDesign.com

Just some ideas. Of course, I suppose if you always dreamed of a snowflake, winter wonderland, Christmas wedding then forget what I said, lol. Ever seen David Tutera's My Fair Wedding? I love how he takes cliche themes and makes it one of a kind for the couple. :-)

What are you doing to make your wedding uniquely you? Are you having a holiday wedding? How are you incorporating the holiday with your unique style? Share your thoughts and ideas!

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