Team PML Dog Apparel

Thanks for Visiting. We Have Some Amazing Ribbon Bow Hat Product Information For You, So Please Have a Look Around!

More Great Information on Ribbon Bow Hat:

Wedding Invitation Ideas for a Winter Wedding by Bridal12

Although the leaves are all but gone from the trees, winter is not a barren season, but a season of eloquent beauty and the beginning of the cycle of rebirth. It represents family and closeness, and brings about a feeling of hope and good things to come.

For a winter wedding, match these sentiments with cool colors and old-fashioned designs to make the season a central part of your wedding theme. If you prefer a more colorful motif, avoid earthy and bright tones like greens, oranges, and yellows, and try to find something that falls within the spectrum of redâ€"burgundies, maroonsâ€"true red will match poinsettias in December.

Winter weddings should also avoid cards featuring flowers that generally bloom in the warmer months, trees full of leaves, beaches, and any pictures of sun. Moonlight themes are fantastic for winter weddings, as something about the silver of moonlight goes well with the crispness of winter air. Hearts are also satisfactory on invitations if your wedding is in February or early March.

Also, if at all possible, try to order you invitations, response cards, and thank you cards all in one fell swoop. Not only will this save you valuable time, but it will also create a nice unity to your theme.

Send your invitations out 6-8 weeks before the date of the ceremony in order to give your guests plenty of time to make arrangements with work, babysitters, and other friends who may be having get-togethers that same day or weekend.

If you know far enough in advance, match your invitations with save-the-date cards as well, to spread the joy of confirming the date of the happiest day of your life.

To spice your invitations up even more, dust the outside of your envelopes with adhesive glitter glue or even place some glitter on the inside. The moisture in the air will cause a lot of the glitter to stick to the cards while in the mail, creating a snowstorm or icicle effect that will beautifully compliment your seasonal theme.

When sending out invitations you want to put your guests in the spirit of the season and of the occasion by coordinating the invitations to your theme. Here are a few simple designs available through David’s Bridal that will prime your guests for the big day:

Modern Elegance

To speak of a top hat and long-tailed coat occasionâ€"a real bowtie affairâ€"announce your date with Modern Elegance invitations.

Initials are printed on a vellum overlay in classic lettering and your personal message is printed in raised thermography process lettering, customized in the font of your choice.

Tied together with a big bow, you can customize both the bow and envelope lining colors in a myriad of colors. For a winter wedding choose Modern Elegance invitation with a silver or pearl envelope lining and a cornflower-colored bow.

Best of all, you can order coordinated response cards, reception cards, and Thank You cards all in one stop, without ever leaving your house.

Or, if you forgot to order the thank you cards, matching ones are only a click away and can be purchased at any time.

Treasured Gems in Silver

A more rustic bow-tied invitation, the Treasured gems collection reminisces of nostalgic pastoral living.

Printed on rose or white paper with one of 11 different sparkling trims, the Treasured Gems is tied off with a decadent ribbon, and has your message in raised, thermograph process lettering inscribed in the font of your choice.

Also available with matching response cards, reception cards, and thank you cards, the Treasured Gems invitation is the polite, old-fashioned way to call your friends out to your big day.

The backer card is 5.5x7.75 inches and the insert 4.375x6.75 inches.

â€Two Hearts as One†Invitation

This is one of those invitations that falls in that category of being acceptably colored for a winter affair. The hearts are a beautiful complement to a February wedding, and the red in the hearts, the lettering, and the envelope lining brings a welcome splash of warmth to a bright affair in a cold season.

Customizable in your own font with a personal message of up to 12 lines, this is a much more modern way of asking the people close to you to take part in your big day.

Much more no-frills that the previous two suggestions, the side-by-side hearts and your message are printed in raised type on a non-folding card.

Customers gave this invitation 5 out of 5 stars, saying that the apple red color was more amazing in person than it is in pictures, and that the package even comes with instructions on how to properly package the invitations.

While there are a number of different ink and envelope lining colors, stick with the standard for advertising your winter wedding. The silver accent color and hearts are simple and subtle, but the apple red is really stunning.

Matt Dimler is a freelance writer who writes about weddings and wedding invitations

Article Source: http://www.earticlesonline.com/Article/Wedding-Invitation-Ideas-for-a-Winter-Wedding/698058