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  A classic wooden table adorned with greenery, baby's breath, and candles creates a cozy scene.

  Photo: Amy Peppercorn Photography

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  Winter Tablescape

  Make a bold statement with a blue shimmery tablecloth, and accent each place setting with a personalized ornament.

  Photo: Angela Vallejo Photography

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  Winter Tablescape

  Tie together a romantic winter look by choosing accent flowers that match your richly-hued tablecloth.

  Photo: Trudy Moylan Photography

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  Winter Tablescape

  Gold-rimmed glasses are the perfect touch for this elegant holiday dinner-inspired look.

  Photo: Elevate Photography

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  Winter Tablescape

  A tall centerpiece overflowing with berries and greenery perfectly complements the cozy vibe of flannel and fur blanket covered chairs.

  Photo: Elevate Photography

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  Winter Tablescape

  A Christmas garland used as a table runner adds an elegant holiday touch.

  Photo: Rochelle Maples Photography

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  Winter Tablescape

  Add a nod to the holidays with little knick knacks at each place setting.

  Photo: We Choose the Moon Photography

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  Winter Tablescape

  An elaborate crystal candelabra is all you need for a modern, frosty feel.

  Photo: Jenna Lee Pictures

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  Winter Tablescape

  Textured tablecloths set the tone for a luxe winter wedding. Make the linens stand out by opting for clear glass chargers.

  Photo: Salt + Cedar Photography

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  Winter Tablescape

  Dozens of candles illuminate the sparkles on this glam tablecloth.

  Photo: Daniel Colvin Photography via Piper & Muse

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  Winter Tablescape

  Laser-cut wood place cards are the perfect finishing touch for this simple and polished look.

  Photo: F8 Photo Studios

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  Winter Tablescape

  Clean lines, muted flowers, and a patterned tablecloth make this a standout look.

  Photo: Suzuran Photography via Kirkbrides Wedding Planning & Design

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  Winter Tablescape

  Take your tablescape beyond the table with candles everywhere you look.

  Photo: Trinity Photography

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  Winter Tablescape

  Bigger is better, especially in winter! Pair an overflowing rose centerpiece with tall candelabras.

  Photo: Michael Anthony Photography

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  Winter Tablescape

  Break out the winter fabrics for your tablecloth. This richly-hued embroidered pattern beautifully sets the tone.

  Photo: Michael Anthony Photography

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  Winter Tablescape

  Create mini winter scenes beneath wine glasses for a simple and fun DIY centerpiece.

  Photo: Eileen K Photography

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  Winter Tablescape

  Keep it simple with painted bottles, pillar candles, and fresh greenery.

  Photo: Nicole Nero Studio

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  Winter Tablescape

  Clean lines are always in style; pair a simple white runner with fresh greenery and floating candles.

  Photo: Hannah Mayson Photography via Epoch Co. and Events

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  Winter Tablescape

  Accent your tables with fresh seasonal fruit, like pomegranates.

  Photo: Neverland Photography

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  Winter Tablescape

  Winter goes glam — black tablecloths, burgundy napkins, and golden candelabras create a chic, stylish vibe.

  Photo: Cadey Reisner Weddings

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  Winter Tablescape

  Jewel tones, a sparkly table cloth, and a touch of metallics add a dynamic touch to your table.

  Photo: B. Rich Photography

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  Winter Tablescape

  Jewel tones and metallics create a luxe look.

  Photo: Laura Memory Photography & Video

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  Winter Tablescape

  A buffalo check runner adds a trendy look to your tables.

  Photo: Southern Winds Photography

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  Winter Tablescape

  Gold and purple touches add warmth to a white color palette.

  Photo: The Grace Pictures

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  Winter Tablescape

  An all-white palette is anything but boring when combined with a variety of luxe textures.

  Photo: Artvesta Studio

25 Gorgeous Winter Wedding Tablescapes

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  Wear a floral crown that coordinates with your bouquet.

  Photo Credit: Vanessa Hicks Photography

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  Bouquets

  Go bold with color. Make an even more dramatic statement with ribbons cascading from your bouquet.

  Photo Credit: Vanessa Hicks Photography

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  Bouquets

  Oversized, free-flowing bouquets that look like they were just plucked from the garden are perfect for relaxed affairs.

  Photo Credit: Kimberly Dovi Photography

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  Attire

  With a sequined top and mini bouquet, this flower girl looks super chic and wedding-ready.

  Photo Credit: Ricky Stern Photography

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  Attire

  Keep it simple for your hair; we love this sweet updo. 

  Photo Credit: Sarah Bradshaw Photography

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  Attire

  When it comes to your gown, texture is in — and something as simple as some stripes can really elevate your look.

  Photo Credit: Robb Mccormick Photography

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  Attire

  The mix-and-match bridesmaid dress trend is still going strong — and we love how this crew looks cohesive without being matchy-matchy.

  Photo Credit: Robb Mccormick Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Decorating the fifth wall takes your wedding to the next level. 

  Photo Credit: Conforti Photography 

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  Attire

  Let your groom shine! A white coat sets him apart from the groomsmen.

  Photo Credit: AL Weddings

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  Ceremony Ideas

  Less is more; dress up your ceremony space with greenery, tulle, and dozens of classic white candles.

  Photo Credit: Madeleine Collins Photography

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  Ceremony Ideas

  Greenery has never been more popular in weddings; add a laser-cut quote to your backdrop for visual interest.

  Photo Credit: Debbie Lourens

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  Stationery

  Invitations take a return to formality with a modern edge; combine classic calligraphy with bold colors for a unique twist. 

  Photo Credit: Hope Helmuth

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  Ceremony Ideas

  Bring the indoors out. Tulle and a chandelier create a romantic ceremony atmosphere.

  Photo Credit: Robb Mccormick Photography

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  Ceremony Ideas

  A suspended geometric background gives your wedding a modern touch.

  Photo Credit: Treebird Photography

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  Ceremony Ideas

  With such a beautiful natural backdrop, less is more becomes your décor motto. Cascading paper cranes perfectly fit the vision.

  Photo Credit: Eder Photo

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  Reception Ideas

  In stark contrast to the unplugged ceremony, encourage your guests to document your reception — you'll love seeing your big day from their perspectives.

  Photo Credit: Rachel Leintz Photography

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  Ceremony Ideas

  In a world where everyone is connected 24/7, there's something so refreshing about going unplugged for your ceremony. 

  Photo Credit: Rachel EH Photography

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  Ceremony Ideas

  Make your first kiss as husband and wife something to really remember — with a color bomb set off at the special moment. 

  Photo Credit: Amy & Jordan Photography

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  Ceremony Ideas

  Balloons have emerged as a major trend for wedding — and they're used in whimsical, creative ways that transform this childhood favorite into something mature enough for your big day.

  Photo Credit: Girl Friday Creative

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  Reception Ideas

  The little details can elevate your reception to the next level; dress up each place setting with a simple leaf and rose blossom.

  Photo Credit: Vanessa Hicks Photography

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  Bouquets

  Maximize your budget by having your ceremony pieces work double duty, like these hoop wreaths for the bridesmaids that can be reused as a sweetheart table backdrop.

  Photo Credit: Alison Jeffers Wedding Photography 

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  Reception Ideas

  A sweetheart table gives you and your new spouse some alone time at the reception, but it also puts up a divide between you and your guests that you may not necessarily want. Add some chairs to your table to encourage guests to stop by and chat.

  Photo Credit: Enchanted Celebrations

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  Ceremony Ideas

  Combine tradition with modernity — make an entrance by yourself, then meet your parents halfway down the aisle to walk the rest of the path together.

  Photo Credit: Rockhill Studio

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  Reception Ideas

  Watercolor stationery expertly ties together this table setting.

  Photo Credit: Conforti Photography 

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  Reception Ideas

  If you're having a themed wedding, the escort card display is an important piece; it's the first thing your guests will be forced to pay attention to at the reception. For a literary theme, display the cards inside book pages. 

  Photo Credit: IJ Photo

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  Reception Ideas

  A simple knot in a cloth napkin adds a romantic touch to your table.

  Photo Credit: Mae Batista Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Eliminate paper waste by printing your menu on something more sustainable, like a leaf. 

  Photo Credit: Vanessa Hicks Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  The right glassware can tie together your wedding vision; choose a vibrant color to enhance your palette.

  Photo Credit: The Story Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Add visual interest to a fabric-draped reception space with a few bold printed panels. 

  Photo Credit: Sarah Bradshaw Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Your venue tends to set the tone for your wedding — but if doesn't have to define it. A glittery table runner is a fun contrast to this rustic setting.

  Photo Credit: Abigail Miles Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Keep it simple with your centerpiece; some greenery and candles are all you need.

  Photo Credit: Eileen K Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  A mossy table runner is the perfect natural accent. 

  Photo Credit: Amy Donohue Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Use a patterned table runner as your main décor element on your tables; it's more affordable than towering flowers, and you can reuse it after the wedding. Accent it with fresh fruits and vegetables, like artichokes and lemons.

  Photo Credit: Salvador Robles Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Encourage your guests to mix and mingle! In addition to assigned seats, place a large, long table in the center of the room, where guests can come and go as they please. 

  Photo Credit: Heather Sherrill Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Comfort is key; swap out a few of the traditional wedding chairs for comfortable couches and benches.

  Photo Credit: Skysight Photography

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  Food & Drinks

  Donuts will continue to take center stage at weddings in 2018. We love this rustic display.

  Photo Credit: IJ Photo

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  Food & Drinks

  When it comes to food, it's all about the presentation. 

  Photo Credit: Josh Goodman Photography

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  Food & Drinks

  Add to the guest experience with a mobile bar, where guests can skip the long lines and get a fresh drink made for them as they continue to mix and mingle. 

  Photo Credit: Mae Batista Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Strands of lights aren't just for outdoor weddings. Use globe lights to create a romantic atmosphere.

  Photo Credit: Robb Mccormick Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Bring on the props! Guests will love playing with light-up wands — you'll get some pretty cool pictures as well. 

  Photo Credit: Ricky Stern Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Confetti isn't just for your exit — make a dramatic entrance to your reception with a confetti blast.

  Photo Credit: Ricky Stern Photography

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  Cakes

  Tradition, modernity, and fun come together for this dessert display.

  Photo Credit: Conforti Photography 

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  Cakes

  Combine hand-painted flowers, sugar flowers, and unique shapes for a rustic cake that feels modern.

  Photo Credit: Julie Anne Photography

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  Cakes

  Give your cake extra height and a modern twist with a glass cube in place of a tier.

  Photo Credit: Janae Marie Photography

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  Desserts

  Pie is a fun wedding dessert alternative; make it more user-friendly by displaying individual slices rather than full pies.

  Photo Credit: Eileen K Photography

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  Desserts

  Take your wedding cupcakes to the next level with these gourmet varieties.

  Photo Credit: Michael Stephens Photography

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  Cakes

  Go for the gold with a metallic wedding cake.

  Photo Credit: Jenna Leigh Photography

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  Cakes

  A geode cake will certainly be a conversation starter at your wedding.

  Photo Credit: Ariel Miles Photography

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  Desserts

  in a world where you can get literally any food you want from a truck, there's something delightfully charming about a good old fashioned ice cream truck.

  Photo Credit: Michael Stephens Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Make a single bloom stand out by placing it on a tall pillar. 

  Photo Credit: Jenna Hidinger Photography

50 Wedding Ideas You've Never Seen Before