Choosing the Right Place

One of the most important things you can do is choose a place to hold your event. You could find places like the WEDDING MENU that have great views of snowy mountains. But really the view is only one part of choosing a place for an event.

Think about how simple it is to get there It's hard to know what will happen in the winter. Check that your venue is easy to get to in case the roads are icy or snowy. Many places in New Hampshire are ready for winter because they have plowed driveways and heated walkways. But it's a good idea to look again.

Inside vs. Outside A snowy background can make for beautiful wedding photos but being inside can keep you warm. You also won't have to worry about your guests getting cold during the ceremony. Think about places with big windows or outdoor areas that are covered. You can have the best of both worlds this way a warm comfortable home and a beautiful winter wonderland outside.

Putting together the best menu

Let's be honest the food can make or break a wedding. You can add seasonal foods to your menu if you're getting married in New Hampshire in the winter. Comfort foods are tasty things that make everyone feel good and warm.

Start with appetizers Small cups of warm soup or grilled cheese with tomato dips are great ways to get things going. These small things can make a big difference and make the place feel warm and welcoming right away.

Things to Think About for the Main Course If you like hearty meals a savory beef stew or roast chicken with winter vegetables might be just what you need. Use fruits and vegetables from New Hampshire they're fresh and help businesses in the area.

Getting Dressed for the Weather

Seeing snowflakes dance is fun but it can be less fun if you're not dressed for the cold. No matter what you wear you and your guests should be comfortable.

Clothes for the Wedding Consider wearing long sleeves thicker fabrics and a fashionable shawl or fake fur wrap. This will keep you warm all day and we all know that a bride who is comfortable is a happy bride.

Groom and Groomsmen Not only are tweed suits stylish but they also keep you warm. Layering can be very helpful. You can stay warm and look good at the same time with vests and stylish scarves.

Making the place feel warm and inviting

A winter wedding can be a nice mix of style and warmth. This is how to make a room that is both stylish and inviting.

Warm lighting Soft lighting can change the look of a room. Think about fairy lights candles and chandeliers. They make things look cozy and romantic.

Tactile Touches Adding different textures to your decor such as satin wool and velvet can make the room feel cozy and welcoming. You can use these in tablescapes seating areas or even the ribbons that go on the bride's bouquet.

Working out the details

We all want to believe that everything will go smoothly but planning for logistics can help you avoid stress that you didn't see coming.

Plan B for the weather Make sure you have a backup plan. Having choices will help you stay calm if you have to move an outdoor event inside or deal with transportation delays because of snow.

Working with Vendors Check to see if your vendors are okay with the cold weather. Check that their tools and methods of getting things to you work in the cold and snow.

Plans for getting around If you hire shuttles to take guests from the hotel to the venue they won't have to worry about driving in the snow. It also makes sure that everyone gets there in one piece.

Timelines have changed Because winter days are shorter plan to take pictures earlier in the day when the natural light is bright. It also lets guests leave before the roads get too icy.

In short if you plan a winter wedding in New Hampshire you'll get to enjoy the beauty of the season and get ready for the problems that come with it. With some planning and creativity your winter wedding can be just as magical as it is stress free. You should keep in mind that this is all about making an experience that is truly yours and having fun with it.