10 THINGS You Should Do To an AWESOME Spring Wedding
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A spring wedding can be an incredible opportunity to theme your big day around florals, pastels, and fresh air- all things spring is known for bringing back! The light, sweet days of April showers and May flowers are a great time to host your wedding celebration because of the many different ways you can tie in the season to your wedding festivities.
These steal-worthy ideas will have your wedding…
1. Find A Venue that Plays Up the Season
Spring is known as a time of growth, especially when it comes to nature. Flowers are blooming, grass is growing, and skies are blue once again. If you’re choosing a spring wedding, why not capitalize on the fresh growth and find a venue that will highlight the changing beauty of the world around you? A blooming orchard or a botanical garden would be an excellent place to start!
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2. Incorporate Spring Flowers
Spring is the in-season for plenty of stunning new blooms and other flowers that will be fresh, lush, and affordable. Tuck spring flowers throughout your decor into bouquets, boutonnieres, centerpieces, and more for a connected design element that fully leans into the magic of the spring season.
3. Consider Hosting Outside
After a long winter, odds are both you and your guests are itching to get outside. An outdoor ceremony and reception can really add some life into your big day! The spring sun and fresh breeze will feel so refreshing and help your veil and train float in an ethereal way as you walk down the aisle.
4. Have a Rain Plan Just In Case
Rain can pop up at any given time during a spring fling, and as any wedding planner will tell you, having a rain plan in the picture is a good idea. However, rain can make for some fun pictures, so consider having some cute umbrellas or ponchos on tap in case the clouds do open up!
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5. Light and Sweet is the Way To Go
Keep your wedding menu light, fresh, and sweet to complement the airy and fresh atmosphere of your spring day. Fruity drinks, sweet desserts, crisp punch- all of these will be perfect additions to your wedding plan.
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6. Think Pink (Or Any Pastel, Really)
Spring is often associated with light pastel shades, so your wedding palette should reflect them as well! From millennial or baby pinks to lavender, lilac, sky blue, and more, your wedding will shine with spring flair thanks to these delicate pastel shades!
7. Floral Wedding Outfits
Bringing the floral magic of spring into your wedding doesn’t have to stop at just your decorations and catering. Add hints of lace or floral overlay patterns into bridal and bridesmaid dresses and stick to pastel and linen or light colored suits and ties for groomsmen to keep the spring theme going. Lela Rose Collection
8. A Bubble Send-Off
Spring is a time of playing outside and falling in love with nature again, so for a send off as brides and grooms head off to their dream honeymoon, consider incorporating a bubble tribute. Buy bubbles as party favors and then invite guests to create a magical bubble wonderland as you head off to your next adventure.
9. Consider Spring-Appropriate Honeymoons
When you’re planning your honeymoon trip, think about places that might be even prettier in the spring season! Beaches or Caribbean islands are usually popular during spring break, but any place with lots of water, warm weather, and flowers or natural blooms would be a lovely getaway.
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10. Make Wedding Favors Spring-Themed Too
For a final spring touch, use seeds as party favors! Spring is a time for growth and rebirth, so it’s the perfect time for guests to plant flowers and remember how new love grows just as new flowers do!
Spring weddings are a wonderful expression of love and growth amid beautiful flowers, pastels, and sun. If you’re struggling for ways to incorporate and celebrate the spring season in your wedding, our experienced wedding planners can help transform your dreams into reality and create the perfect spring wedding plan for the new year!
Some great tips here. I bet there was a lot less wedding last year and lots of wedding to be planned for this year :) #MMBC
ReplyDeleteThank you. We are so hoping this year will be better. Thanks for visiting and sharing.
DeleteGreat tips. The 1st one (Find A Venue that Plays Up the Season) is especially good, as it not only shows off the beauty of the season, but can be a money saver as less décor is needed to play up the theme.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely. Less decoration needed. Nature at its best. Thanks for visiting and sharing your thoughts.
DeleteBubbles! I love that!
ReplyDeleteYes, a great way to send off the happy couple. Thanks for visiting.
DeleteI think Spring would be a good time for weddings this year, especially as they can be hosted outdoors
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in with #PoCoLo Hope you had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Yes, Springtime is a good time to plan a wedding, especially outdoors where you can incorporate the scenery and spend less on decor.
DeleteWith that, we did. Thanks for asking. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and your New Year started on a happy note. Thanks for visiting.
Wonderful suggestions! Bubble send-off sounds fun!
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Thank you. The bubble idea is a great way to send-off the newlywed. Thanks for sharing.
DeleteSo many wonderful tips! Definitely have a backup plan for weather though! I was married on the first day of spring which ended in one of the worst blizzards in the northeast in decades! Fortunately, I had planned my wedding indoors but there was not enough accommodations in the area to house everyone overnight and so many people got stuck and couldn't get home. Thanks for sharing your tips and linking with me!
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Sorry to hear that. Hope it turned out great in the end. Yes, it’s always good to have a backup plan when it comes to outdoor events. Thanks for sharing our tips.
DeleteThanks for sharing - my brother is due to have his rearranged wedding this spring - let's hope it can go ahead.
ReplyDeleteWe hope so too. Thanks for visiting and sharing.
ReplyDeleteWe had a spring wedding and we used bubbles instead of rice; it was so fun in the photos too!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! We think the bubble idea is a great way to send the newlyweds off. Thanks for visiting and sharing.
DeleteI like the seed packet idea. For our daughter's wedding we used glow sticks as a send off since it was dark by the time they were leaving. Thanks for sharing so many special ideas. Weddings are a lot of work but should be fun too. #HomeMattersParty
ReplyDeleteLet's hope this year is way better for weddings and everyone planning theirs #PoCoLo
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and ideas! Weddings are always so beautiful!
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