How to Host a Thanksgiving Wedding

If you really think about it, having a wedding is like hosting your loved ones on Thanksgiving. You want all of your guests to feel welcomed, eat well, have fun and be wowed by the decor.

There are so many ways to host a beautiful Thanksgiving wedding. You don’t want it it feeling too much like a large family holiday. We can help! You can rely on the beauty of the season. Bring the best of a beautiful Thanksgiving party. Then blend that into having a fabulous fall wedding. Add a fresh autumnal color palette with honey, pumpkin, latte, mocha and cream. They are truly delicious colors if you ask us!

We love the idea of a Thanksgiving wedding. With a long weekend to celebrate you can spend time with family and friends. If you’re thinking of getting married during Thanksgiving weekend, you don’t have to have a wedding that screams Turkey day. You can still rely on the beauty of the season. The ease of knowing everyone has ample time to celebrate your love is nice, too. But be sure to make it truly reflective of your own autumnal vision

There is pumpkin wedding decor. And then there’s truly elegant and beautiful pumpkin decor. We have ways to create an elegant ambiance with heirloom pumpkins, foraged branches, flowers and autumn leaves. With this a golden color palette, it feels fresh without being too overwhelming.

IPumpkins really aren’t your vibe? There is still a myriad of ways to get that autumnal feel without screaming fall. Pair muted oranges, golds and cappuccino florals with broad leaves of eucalyptus. Put them together with varying sizes and heights of pillar candles encased in glass. This will also create a soft romantic feel for your festive table.

Now, of course, it doesn’t have to be one or the other. You can still incorporate the warm, rich tones of the Thanksgiving table along with the fruits of the season. Pair your limited pumpkin accents with gold toned table runners and colored glass candle holders. Add gold accented plates and flatware for your guests tables. Of course, you should not overlook incorporating this warm color palate when accessorizing with your own accessories. Things such as boutonnieres and hair flowers.

Whether you are accomplishing your luscious vision by sticking to a warm color palette of honey, pumpkin, latte, mocha and cream. Accenting with texture wherever it seems fit. Or you are keeping things muted, classically bridal and delicate with only subtle accents of pumpkin. You can always bring the festive feel of the holiday in through the food.