Summary
If you’re planning a December wedding, make it feel like a festive celebration from start to finish. Think cozy settings, rich linens, and glowing décor details. CV Linens™ offers Christmas wedding essentials to bring your vision to life, from table linens to statement backdrops.
Enhance the look even further by pairing these prints with a statement red tablecloth to ground your setup in rich, romantic color.
Our Products
Wedding Arch Backdrop Stands
Christmas Collection
Charger Plates
1. Choose a Warm and Inviting Wedding Venue
A cozy venue is the perfect backdrop for a Christmas wedding. Consider chapels, mountain lodges, or barns with fireplaces that enhance the season’s natural charm. Use lighting to set the mood, such as candlelit aisles or soft uplighting with red and green tones. Spaces with wood features or rustic walls pair beautifully with classic holiday styling.
2. Frame the Ceremony with a Festive Backdrop
The ceremony is your first big visual moment. Use wedding arch backdrops draped in faux pine garlands, string lights, or sheer red fabric to reflect the season. A decorated arch gives structure to your vows while complementing your Christmas color palette.
3. Set the Holiday Table with Color and Texture
Your reception tables can tie the entire theme together. Begin with classic tablecloths in deep red, green, or ivory. Choose fabrics like velvet or satin for a luxurious touch. Accent them with seasonal details such as pine sprigs or small ornament place cards.
For a bold and festive foundation, consider anchoring your setup with a rich red tablecloth
that enhances the warmth and elegance of your seasonal décor.
For layering, folded napkins tied with twine or mini candy canes offer a playful nod to the holidays.
4. Add Shine with Festive Tabletop Elements
Bring sparkle to your tables with metallic charger plates in gold, silver, or red. These add dimension to place settings and make even basic dinnerware feel more special. You can also use glassware and utensils that reflect candlelight for a cohesive look.
5. Design a Winter-Inspired Centerpiece
Your centerpieces are a great way to introduce texture and height. Use a mix of evergreen branches, pinecones, and faux snow elements. Add candles, berries, or small baubles for color. Elevate the design by arranging your display in or around centerpiece stands and risers for added visibility and balance.
6. Choose a Menu That Feels Warm and Comforting
Create a food and drink menu that complements the season. Offer warm drinks like mulled wine, hot cocoa, or cider during cocktail hour. For dessert, consider gingerbread cookies, peppermint bark, or red velvet cupcakes. A dessert table styled with small trees or garlands can also double as décor.
7. Add Personal Touches for the Holidays
Incorporate holiday songs into table names or use framed lyrics in your centerpiece displays. Send guests home with mini holiday favors like cinnamon sticks, hot cocoa jars, or small ornaments personalized with your wedding date. These small touches turn your celebration into a memorable holiday experience.
8. Weather and Lighting Tips for Winter Weddings
Plan for colder weather by offering cozy blankets for guests or renting heaters if part of your venue is outdoors. Indoors, create warmth through ambient lighting. Use a mix of candles, lanterns, and twinkle lights to add softness and glow. Early sunsets also mean scheduling photos earlier in the day.
Final Thoughts
Planning a Christmas wedding blends romance with celebration. With a bit of creativity and seasonal styling, you can create a joyful atmosphere that feels timeless. Explore Christmas wedding décor at CV Linens™ for the perfect finishing touches to your holiday celebration.
FAQs
What color palette works best for a Christmas wedding?
Traditional red, green, and white never go out of style. Add gold, silver, or burgundy for a more refined and luxurious feel.
Are charger plates necessary for a Christmas wedding?
Yes. They create a polished base for your place settings and bring in color or metallic shine that fits the holiday theme.
What’s a good idea for a Christmas wedding?
Mini ornaments, spice jars, or peppermint bark in festive packaging make easy, affordable favors that guests can enjoy at home.
