10 Ways to Have a Romantic Valentine's Day Wedding
What are the first words that come to mind when you think of Valentine’s Day? As a child, they were probably candy, valentines from classmates, and chocolate. But as a grown woman, Valentine's Day becomes more about love, romance, and – if we’re being perfectly honest – still chocolate. These three things are also commonplace at weddings.
Given that your nuptials are meant to celebrate love and commitment, a Valentine’s Day celebration can be the perfect way to add even more ardor to your special day. Whether you plan a wedding on the holiday itself, the nearest weekend, or any time of the year while maintaining the Valentine’s Day spirit, these 10 tips are sure to increase the romantic ambience for you and your guests.
3. Blush Wedding GownThough deep red is often the first color that comes to mind when thinking about both Valentine’s Day and romance, let’s not forget about the romantic feel of a dreamy pale pink! Blush gowns have become increasingly popular and are wonderful options for expressing the softer side of romance. Photo by Heather Waraksa
5. Candlelit Ceremony
If Cupid and hearts are too on the nose for your personal taste, consider a candlelit ceremony. The soft glow provides a romantic atmosphere for the most important part of the wedding – when you marry your spouse. Photo by KingenSmith
6. Hearts Everywhere
As the most recognizable symbol of love, hearts are a simple, but effective, way to tie Valentine’s Day into your romantic wedding. Hearts can be incorporated just about everywhere, from place cards and signage to the ring bearer’s pillow. Photo by Jay Lawrence Goldman Photography
10. Chocolate-Covered Strawberries
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