Something Blue Book» winter wedding

During which season should I be married?

Admin — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 17:18:57 +0000

An obvious question--- what is your favorite season?

Fall

Winter

Summer

Spring

Which color scheme do you like the best?

Pink and green

Yellow and blue

Blue and silver

Orange and brown

Which best describes your wedding venue?

a garden

a cozy indoor setting

the beach

the mountains

What is your favorite holiday?

Thanksgiving

Easter

4th of July

Christmas

Which wedding theme most appeals to you?

Country Harvest

Butterfly

Diamonds are Forever

Hawaiian Luau

Which of the following would you like to have at your reception?

seafood buffett

soup bar

fruit bar

pasta station

Which type of cake is most appealing to you?

red velvet

lemon

vanilla

spice cake

What type of flower would you prefer?

Tulip

Chrysanthemum

Marigold

Casa Blanca Lily

During which season are you planning on getting married?

Admin — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 05:00:03 +0000

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A January Wedding!

Admin — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 03:40:50 +0000

Did you know only 4.7% of weddings in the US are in January? That makes it the least popular month for tying the knot! But we think that a January wedding is a fabulous idea! Vendors that rely on wedding season are struggling in January. I mean, they are getting only 4.7% of their business that month! So if there is a time when those businesses will barter, it’s then. Some wedding & reception venues already have discounted prices for less popular dates. Also, a winter themed wedding can be absolutely stunning.

But remember, there is a reason January is the most unpopular month to be married! So if you are planning a wedding for next January, here are some SBB tips:

Don’t eat too much over the holidays and have to squeeeze into that dress you bought!
Try to get most of your planning done pre-Thanksgiving so you aren’t under too much stress over the holidays.
Keep the ceremony & reception indoors. And keep it warm for your guests. Make parking close by so they won’t have to walk too far in the cold.

If you had a fabulous wedding you would like to feature with SomethingBlueBook.com, email us all of the details along with pictures at weddings@somethingbluebook.com.