Winter Brides (Dec-Mar)… why did you choose the season?
I know that spring, summer and early fall tend to be the most popular seasons for weddings, but I also think that a winter wedding (Anywhere from Nov–Feb, really) could be quite charming. My question to other winter brides is….. why did you choose this time of the year? Was it for the decor? Discounts? Also, do you live in an area of the country that gets cold and snow during winter? I do, I live in New England.
As much as I like the idea, it just seems like something that’s never done. Of all the weddings I’ve been to recently they’ve been between the months of April–(early) October.. and nothing else.
Thanks 
The most memorable weddings I’ve been to have been winter ones – other than my own! We ended up doing it in the fall at Lake Tahoe, but we got the use of a gorgeous lake estate and couldn’t pass that up. But my dream from when I was a kid was a winter wedding. It’s just something about the cold and the snow and the colors and stuff.
But I also think this is 100% personal preference. My least favorite season is spring, so it’s not surprising I didn’t want to get marrried then.
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