Vermont Vows Magazine

It can be challenging to have a December wedding without incorporating a bit of green and red in one way or another. Your guests may be expecting a full Christmas blowout, but keep in mind that it is possible to combine these colors without looking too overly holiday-esque. The red and white stripes of a candy cane are a classic pattern that look neat and sophisticated displayed in jars as a table setting. Incorporate a pop of color in your groomsmen's attire by adding a patterned green tie, or surprise your guests by wearing a pair of bright red heels under your dress!

Think you and your mate are the perfect "pear"? So do we! So why not let this fall fruit inspire your wedding flavor! The versatility of pears lends them to both sweet and savory uses, such as a honey-pear galette, or a vertical pear salad. However, the fruit can be used in its entirety, as decoration or for place cards.

Green and blue combine together to create a youthful and fun color scheme to plan your wedding around. Use these colors in anything from fun wedding favors, table decorations, bridesmaids dresses, or even your cake. This color scheme is perfect for the bold bride who wants to expand past the classic white wedding. Green and blue are sure to make your wedding uniquely beautiful and memorable for all of your guests.

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Green is a color that implies a wholesome feeling, perfect for a laidback bride to plan her wedding around. This color scheme seems the most natural in the spring or summer, where green is bountiful in many outdoor settings. Use green anywhere from a pop of color with your wedding shoes, to beautiful bouquets and flower arrangements. Surprise your guests with the natural beauty of a green color scheme for your wedding and you will never regret it.