The photos are very lovely and tell the story of our wedding day nicely!
COADY KING
MOM OF THREE
Having your winter wedding photos taken in the Okanagan can be quite chilly. They do however, have a special charm that cannot be seen in the spring or summer. The landscape is covered in white and as snowflakes fall from the sky.
This may be the only time of year where choosing an outdoor wedding ceremony venue might not be the best option as the temperatures fall into the -20.
COUPLES CHOOSING TO EXCHANGE THEIR, "I DO'S" IN THE OFF-SEASON HAVE A FEW OF PERKS!
- Vendors may offer an off-season discount as they are less busy
- Your choice of inexpensive wedding venues increases significantly
- Guests may be happier as you free up a summer weekend
WHY CHOOSE A WINTER WEDDING?
Coady and Andrew King chose a winter wedding for many reasons. For one, Andrews two brothers Neil King and Ryan King are busy playing for a The Edmonton Eskimos CFL team during the summer.
The bridesmaids BCBG dress was light pink and it suited the girls perfectly.
The venue colour theme consisted of whisper pink, crème and rustic gold. Large diamonds served as table numbers and they chose ruffle chair covers. The tables had lots of candles to have a warm and inviting feel. The guests were entertained by, 'The Red Piano'. This party was rocking!
The Problem:
The light in the winter does not last as long as during the summer. This is super important when planning your wedding day itinerary in order to have ample time to take the photos that are important.
The Solution:
You may choose to move up your wedding ceremony by an hour or two in order to maximize the amount of light you have to take your wedding portraits.
OR
If you are having a late ceremony, it is a great idea to schedule your family and bridal party formals before the ceremony.