The Bride's Guide Blog

Warm up winter wedding guests by serving hot chocolate and apple cider in customized cups, like this bride and groom did.
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To make a winter bouquet even more lush, include cockscomb — the deep-pink ruffle-edged flower here — and highlight its rich texture with a thick velvet ribbon wrap.
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A sprinkling of snowflake confetti on the tables helps set a merry mood. Use craft punches to cut snowflakes from silver paper; mix in coils and snippings of …

For a winter reception that’s really “cool,” create an ice bar and serve whimsical individual-serving appetizers, such as clams and oysters on the half shell.
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A collection of ivory ranunculus, parrot tulips, and anemones, with accents of lamb’s ears, cotton sprigs, and tiny tallow-berry branches, makes the perfect wintry bouquet.
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It’s definitely winter outside! Thanks to yesterday’s “blizzard,” New York is covered in a beautiful blanket of white snow, which inspired me to write about all the ways …