Each month I review my top 5 favourite local wedding ideas and tips and December was all about the details. Each tip is handpicked from our Instagram page to inspire your wedding day.

If you see something you love, let me know in the comments below.

1. Bride and Groom Pegs

Anything handcrafted will add such a meaningful touch to your table settings or favours. Guests love to be made to feel extra special and little details like this hand painted bride and groom peg do just that! They were created by local venue stylist Venue Styling by Sara, who really knows how to customise your styling to your needs. 

2. Festive Stationary

White Cottage Weddings designed this on point December wedding stationary. It’s festive, classy and luxurious, so your guests know right from opening the invite they are coming to a memorable event. These little details set the scene for the whole day. 

3. Live String Band

December details are about more than just what the eye can see. Engaging all the senses is what makes your wedding truly exceptional. The beautiful sound of live string music is the perfect way to add another layer of comfort and class to your winter wedding. Ariella Strings UK based locally in Buckinghamshire know just how to set the scene with their string quartet.  

4. Blanket Basket

Cozy comfort is always key when thinking of the details in a December wedding. We love this help yourself way of keeping your guests warm and taking the winter chill out of the air. These are the details that keep guests happy and enjoying the entire winter evening. 

5. Oversized Mistletoe

This extra detail will be one that all will talk about for years to come. An oversized mistletoe will  not only provide a great photo op for the bride and groom, but for all your in-love guests who attend. Its the perfect addition to a December wedding combining the festive flair with the exciting romance in the air. We love this one!

2017 was full of amazing wedding ideas, to see what is going to be big in 2018 make sure you check out our recent ‘2018 predictive trends‘ blog post.