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Nutcrackers, trees, and gifts are all classic holiday symbols that can get worked into functional décor.
At this holiday wedding, guests signed a Christmas tree skirt instead of a guest book. Talk about creating memorable holiday traditions!
Florals can reflect popular holiday color schemes—think red and green for Christmas, blue and white for Hanukkah, and black, red, and green for Kwanzaa | Event by Bellwether Events
Seasonal cocktail garnishes by Vida Events
White poppy anemone, white roses, and great masterwort against the green of eucalyptus and evergreens makes for a stunning winter bouquet.
Christmas trees painted onto champagne flutes gives an old-fashioned feel and sneaks the holiday theme into the smallest of details.
Blue is a cool-hued color that fits a winter palette, but the right tone (like this tablecloth from Vida Events) creates a warm setting.
Invitations are the first place to set the scene of the dreamy winter event | Design by Momental Designs
A tablescape is the perfect place to bring in holiday colors, and candles add a magical touch.
At Gala Award-winning event Merry Mary Bash (Table 6 Productions), this pink Christmas-themed birthday party featured “elf workshops,” where guests decorated cookie tins and glass ornaments to bring home as a party favor.
Even the menu can feature seasonal imagery | Menu by Momental Designs
Cake toppers are a great place to bring in seasonal imagery.
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