If you’re getting married in the winter months, your options for style for the events surrounding your wedding are endless! From your rehearsal look to your reception look and what to wear when you leave for your honeymoon, we’ve got you covered from head to toe!
Rehearsal Look
Your rehearsal dinner is the precursor to the main event of the weekend. Not only does your rehearsal dress set the tone for your wedding day, but it will likely be the last ensemble you wear before exchanging vows and saying “I do”.
V. Chapman‘s The Violet Dress in Coconut Macaronis romantic and artistic. A seamed bodice with delicate boning lends to the ultimate expression of femininity. While the fitted and flouncy midi dress is reminiscent of the past, it features modern flair coupled with contemporary touches for the bride who appreciates incorporating the old with the new. Often overlooked by the bride’s fashion choices, the groom donned a sharp navy suit and left the top button of his white dress shirt undone creating a sophisticated yet relaxed look at the same time.
To top off the look, closed-toe, embellished slingback heels from Bella Belleoffer an elevated feel for a winter weather event. Selecting modern jewelry with a touch of vintage flare adds just the right amount of sparkle and gives it that elegant winter feel.
Some of your favorite memories will be of you and your bridesmaids sipping mimosas in comfortable chic pajamas as you prepare to walk down the aisle. The hours before the ceremony, gives the bride a chance to relax as much as she can and feel pampered while a team of hair and makeup professionals work their magic. With this in mind, you will want to look and feel your best self during the getting ready process.
This sleek Party Pajama Set with Detachable Feathers in Whitefrom Sleeper is the ultimate fashion-forward choice with mesmerizing feathers at the cuffs and hem. Wear it again on your honeymoon to be reminded of this special time in your life.
The reception dress often referred to as a second look serves as a dramatic mid-party entrance into the reception where the bride can let loose and dance the night away after the ceremony. While most options tend to lean toward shorter, sexier, and sparklier, our bride opted for an unexpected evening look, but spectacular nonetheless.
Rime Arodaky created the Micah, a fiercely feminine jumpsuit made of soft crepe satin with pearl details at the neckline as well as at the open back and wrists, is guaranteed to wow guests and make a social media splash. The groom, dressed in a a Suit Shop tuxedo, is ready to let loose himself by removing his jacket, undoing his bowtie, and slightly unbuttoning his shirt.
Now that you’re married, it’s time for a romantic escape with your spouse to relax and celebrate your new union. Since you’ve had a winter wedding, chances are you would rather forgo the tropical destination in favor of a cold-weather setting blanketed in snow.
Embrace the chilly location as you depart for your honeymoon with a supremely soft cashmere sweater from Banana Republic and polished straight-leg denim by Khaite for a seriously chic and expensive look. Let’s not forget about your new husband’s involvement in fashion, because frankly he also has a passion for it. A tailored look from Banana Republic that consists of navy chinos to a lightweight ivory linen sweater and sports coat, is casual yet suave.
