Vintage Winter Wonderland Wedding

Kelly and Adam were married on a frosty December morning at the Tithe Barn in Hampshire. With its exposed white brick walls, wood beams, and grand arching ceilings, they could not have picked a better venue for their their vintage winter theme wedding ceremony and reception. Birch branches and lush greenery are paired with white flowers and candlelight for a romantic wonderland feel. 

The bride and groom opted for a traditional French wedding cake; a croquembouche. A croquembouche is a dessert made up of pastry balls piled into a cone and bound together with threads of caramel.

Photographer: Ikonworks Photography / Venue: The Tithe Barn

Walking in a Winter Wedding Land

It is hard to contest that there's anything more magical than a winter wedding.  A romantic world covered in white is the perfect backdrop for a love story.  Glittering jewel drops, pine cone accents, and warm and cozy winter-wear make for the most inviting of gatherings. Whether your wedding will take place at a grand wintery lodge or a cozy cabin, the fluttering snow and rustic elements of nature will create a wonderland  that will take anyone's breath away. As the chill of the winter approaches and your wedding draws near, get inspired, cuddle up to your love and take a walk through our Winter Wedding Land.

...Walking in a Winter Wedding Land...

Image Credits: Bride and groom main image from Three Winks Studio, Covered Bridge, Pine cone skates and winter picnic from All the Beautiful Things by Loreta, Hay bale bride and groom from Sparkle and Hay wedding blog, Winter coat bride from the Perfect Palette, Pine cone name card holders, Bride and groom by cabin by Brinton Studios