Winter is approaching, which is why we’ve compiled a list of 10 great reasons to get married in winter. Do you agree? Read them all!

10 buoni motivi per sposarsi d’inverno

Who said winter is sad and gloomy? Every season has its pros and cons, and while it’s true that most couples choose to marry in spring, summer, or early autumn, it’s also true that getting married in winter is one of the most romantic and evocative choices. Discover the 10 reasons why you should tie the knot during the coldest months of the year.

Fairy-tale location

Close your eyes and imagine a castle draped in white, with snowflakes falling from the sky. Wouldn’t that be beautiful? If you have a dreamy soul and one of your desires is a Disney-themed wedding, then winter—with its fairytale atmosphere—is just right for you. And if you’re not keen on extravagant venues, you might opt for one nestled in greenery, complete with cozy interiors to decorate with taste and simplicity.

Dream photos

Context is crucial for capturing a great photo. The evocative setting of snow-capped peaks, gardens draped in white, and the Christmas spirit filling the streets and warming our hearts will make your wedding photos truly unique and anything but clichéd.

Affordable Prices

Ed ecco arrivati ad una delle motivazioni più interessanti: per i matrimoni l’ inverno viene considerato bassa stagione. Cosa vuol dire? Prezzi più bassi dalla ristorazione al fiorista (se opti per i fiori di stagione), dagli allestimenti ai musicisti. Senza poi considerare il vantaggio di avere tante date libere a disposizione per bloccare il vostro giorno più bello in tutta serenità.

Happy guests

And here we arrive at one of the most interesting reasons: for weddings, winter is considered off-peak. What does that mean? Lower prices—from catering to florists (if you opt for seasonal blooms), from decor to musicians. Not to mention the advantage of having plenty of dates available to secure your most beautiful day with complete peace of mind

Farewell, muggy weather

Raise your hand if you’ve never complained about the excessive heat at summer weddings! Think of the women who have the advantage of wearing dresses made of silk, chiffon, or pure cotton; for men (let’s admit it!), the suffering is considerably more intense: a jacket, tie, shirt, and socks just aren’t exactly an outfit you’d tolerate when the thermometer hits +30°C…

A Rich Menu

A Rich Menu
When it’s cold, sitting down to a meal is undeniably more delightful than in the summer. You might consider including traditional warm dishes on the menu—ones that will have everyone licking their chops (including your four-legged guests).

Regal Attire

Winter clothing is elegant, refined, and seductive. Bridal gowns paired with shawls and/or long coats adorned with fur-lined hoods represent the peak of style and femininity.

Honeymoon in the Tropics

If it’s winter in Italy, that means the tropics offer the best weather of the year: dry heat, no rain, and hardly any tourists. And come on, can you imagine the thrill of making those stuck in the cold green with envy while you post photos from atolls and paradise-like beaches?

Hot chocolate

One of the must-haves for enjoying the chilly season? Of course, hot chocolate! Serve your guests steaming mugs of milk and/or dark cocoa, and rest assured that happiness is just around the corner!

10 Good Reasons to Get Married in Winter: Infographic