It's fairly common to tie holidays in and around your wedding celebration: 4th of July weddings, for example, will often have red, white & blue accents as well as fireworks or sparklers. The same holds true this time of year, with Halloween fast approaching. Looking for some good ideas for a Halloween-themed wedding? Here's some ideas to get you started. Fall colors would be the easiest thing to incorporate, or how about Jack-O-Lantern centerpieces? Why not get married in a pumpkin patch? Believe it or not, many pumpkin patches and cider mills host weddings, and what a great idea to incorporate hot cider, donuts, caramel apples, and pumpkin pie into the dessert menu! Have your guests pick apples (right at the dessert table) and top them off with their favorite toppings (even incorporate the traditional chocolate fountain!) Click here for a list of pumpkin patches in Southeast Michigan. Want to know what other brides think of pumpkin patch weddings? Click this thread to hear from actual brides, and this thread to here even more Halloween-wedding ideas.
Of course, candy is another main theme surrounding Halloween...Have you seen a candy buffet at a wedding yet? It's become more popular over the past year, where an assortment of sweets are displayed, and your guests fill up individual bags to take their favorite candies home with them. Looking to go even further? Have a costume or masquerade reception! Hey it's your wedding, click here to see a video clip of a couple in Thailand who...let's say...committed fully to the idea of a "Hallo-wedding."
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AuthorTom Santilli has been in the Detroit wedding industry since 2002, and in that time has established himself as one of the top in his field. His company, Complete Video Solutions , was named as the #1 Best Wedding Videographer in Detroit by local brides and Channel 4 FIVE consecutive years and is currently inducted into TheKnot.com's "Vendor Hall of Fame." He also has won several awards for his wedding production, and is a member of WEVA (Wedding & Event Videographers Association.) As the Detroit Wedding Examiner, he has helped hundreds of brides with their weddings, with a local knowledge not found anywhere else. Being in the industry for so long, he is an expert in all areas of wedding planning, not just videography. He welcomes your questions, article suggestions, or feedback, and he can be reached Archives
January 2024
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