Themes for a November, December wedding

So "fall" is an unsophisticated wedding theme?

Noted.

Unless you are doing a true "theme" almost everything has been done. I'd start with a scene that you and FH love and work your way out. We are doing snowflakes just BC we live how in winter, when it sbows, all the snow lines the branches of the teees. We worked out way out from there.

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How about "wedding"? I just don't get why themes are needed for weddings. Save the theme for birthday parties. Kids birthday parties.

I was going to give a couple suggestions, but in response to your most recent comment... Okay.

Your wedding isn't in October? It says October. By your name.

Clearly you haven't read very many threads because these ladies have some excellent advice. you didn't hardly give us a chance to give you suggestions before you called us trolls

If you don't want to do a season theme, which I think both fall and winter wonderland are, then you could do literally any theme you want! I don't think that you need to limit your ideas just because of what season your wedding is in.

WE are not the trolls. BYE!

I would do like emerald green and a burgundy with gold accents! Gorgeous!

What did you have in mind?

That seems like a super rash response when the comments didn't warrant it.

I, for one, am not a fan of themes. Do you mean color scheme or are you thinking like Frosty the Snowman?

Mine is Christmas!!! Classy Christmas, of course. Not a whole bunch of Santa props. Lol

I don't understand themes. The theme should be "wedding".

I had the same question since I always dreamed of a Midnight in Paris theme... But all that went out of the window once I picked my date... I'm just doing fall colors and incorporating basketball for my groom

Why do you need a theme?

Do you have your venue reserved? If you are set on having a theme it is wise to choose one that works with your venue rather then trying to work against it. What does your venue look like? Pictures?

Im with the others, I don't understand why people need a "theme" for their wedding. Save your time, energy and money and focus on properly hosting your guests!