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Many weddings these days are created around a theme; sometimes the themes are related to love, but most of the times the theme is simply a symbol that the bride and groom choose as their symbol for the day. If you are getting married on Valentines Day or are getting married in the Fall or at Christmas, it is easy, and tempting, to let the holiday or the season choose your colors and a kind of theme evolves around those colors. These are more global themes that might have to do with the feeling of the season, or what the holiday stands for if youre doing something for Valentines Day. However, and probably nowadays even more popular, is to choose a symbol as your theme.

Some people choose butterflies as a theme, or seashells. Other popular themes are types of birds (like white doves) or destinations, like having a tropical wedding. In order to pull off each one of these themes, its nice to have as many things as possible that go with this theme. However, you dont want to get so many elements of the theme that it becomes funny that this is your chosen theme. You want …show more content…

This can be done in many ways, one of the favorites being having a different wine to go with each moment of the day. This type of practice takes a special crowd though; a lot of people dont like being at an event where they cant just walk up to the bar and order whatever they want. If you decide to have a wine wedding that includes serving different wines throughout the day, make sure that the vast majority of your guests are people that you would guess would find this an interesting and fun practice. You can also have a wine wedding simply by choosing wine symbols as your favors and some decorations. A very cool wedding favor is a simple corkscrew with your names and the date of your wedding written on the

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