February too late for a Winter Wedding theme?

I wasn't into this idea until my FH and I both really liked an invitation with snowflakes on it. Now I'm about to go dress shopping and trying to decide between claret-colored dresses or dark blue...

I was thinking that maybe if I went with the snowflake theme, it might actually help me in a Murphy's Law kind of way...you know, how it only rains when you forget your umbrella? My biggest fear is snow!

What do you guys think?

Re: February too late for a Winter Wedding theme?

Thats a great Idea, I dont think thats to late, Its your wedding you can do what ever you want

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i know exactly what you mean....but since we are sharing the same day and place i'll tell you what we decided...we're going with a semi-winter theme...i'm not sure what that means yet, but we are also going with a red and white theme....the dresses of the bridesmaids will be some shade of red...I can't wait til our day

Re: February too late for a Winter Wedding theme?

Not to late. February is a winter month, perfect for a winter wedding. Sounds like a nice theme.

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I think you are good to go..

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I can't wait either, dihaus! I am so excited.

Re: February too late for a Winter Wedding theme?

not at all it's still winter

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Feb is definitely still winter.

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I don't think its too late. Feb is still winter so you should definately have the winter theme! I think its a great idea!

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It's not too late at all. It's a perfect theme.

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i got married last year in feb. on leap year and i am so glad that i fought with my mom about the date! it was a great day! go with what your gut tells you! good luck!

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Posted by janet

i got married last year in feb. on leap year and i am so glad that i fought with my mom about the date! it was a great day! go with what your gut tells you! good luck!

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Does that mean you only get anniversary presents every four years? Was your DH in cahoots with your mom? I'm just kidding. My FH always jokes with me about leap years!!!

Re: February too late for a Winter Wedding theme?

Definitely not too late! We are also doing a winter wedding theme. Who made the invites you were looking at? I have decided that my girls are going to wear a red dress with silver accents. Happy planning!

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The invitation is from the Elite Weddings II album...it doesn't look very special online, but with the silver metallic ink it is very sparkly and pretty! I don't have a picture to post, but it's probably the only snowflake invite they have.

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I just did a winter wonderland theme on 2/5/05. And it worked like you said--I had a gorgeous day where I didn't even need to wear a coat! I used the Rexcraft.com invitation with the trees covered in snow and little silver snowflakes.

Re: February too late for a Winter Wedding theme?

no not too late at all, in fact sounds pretty.

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nope- fi's sister got married two february's ago and hers was winter themed. it was in ohio and fittingly, it snowed that day. it was cold but beautiful...

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Not too late...I had a party a few feb's ago and it was a blizzard.

Re: February too late for a Winter Wedding theme?

not late at all...My brother got married 2/22/03 right after the President's weekend blizzard...We wore Claret but the day they got married it was 40 degrees & torrentially raining!! One thing we can't control, is the weather!

Re: February too late for a Winter Wedding theme?

I don't think so, seems like Feb is still wintery...just look outside, there's still snow everywhere