Winter weddings are charming, frosty, beautiful and often cold, so incorporating something warm into your big day is rather important. Today I’d like to show you how to include knitted items into your wedding, let’s start from your outfit. A knitted wrap or shawl is a great alternative to a fur one, it’s cozy and budget-friendly, so take one for you and your bridesmaids, while the groom and groomsmen can wear cardigans. A pair of arm warmers or gloves, or even leg warmers is a cool idea for a casual bride.
A chunky knit white wedding table runner will help you to embrace the season.
A hygge wedding table setting with a white knit table runner, simple porcelain, an evergreen table runner and berries.
A lovely knit wedding chair cover is a great way to cozy up wedding chairs, whether they are couple's or not.
A refined chalet wedding tablescape with a white and greenery runner, candles in gilded candelholders, pillar candles and blankets on the chairs.
A white knit wedding table runner, an evergreen and white runner, snowy pinecones and grey candles are amazing for winter home decor.
Differently knit chair covers for the bride and groom instead of usual signs look very winter-like.
Knit candle covers in neutrals, red and grey for gorgeous wedding table decor.
White knit chair covers are perfect to style the couple's chairs to make sitting on them cozier and cooler.
A white wedding cake decorated with traditional knit patterns is a lovely idea for a cozy winter or Christmas wedding, it doesn't need any other detailing.
A creative winter wedding centerpiece of yarn balls, candleholders in cozies, a talbe number of yarn and some white blooms.
Pastel and neutral knit ring pillows are great for a fall or winter wedding, and you can DIY them.
Now, how to include knit pieces into wedding decor, too? Knitted candleholder cozies, utensil pockets and chair covers will add coziness to any reception. Pack your wedding favors into knit bags or pockets, cozy up mugs and make a lovely knit table runner paired with an evergreen one. You can make all these things with your hands, so cool and personalized! Get more creative ideas below!
A neutral knit cardigan with short sleeves is a lovely idea for a winter wedding, whether it's part of your outfit or just a cover up.
Knit blankets and knit balls can decorate the aisle benches or just chairs in the reception space and make it cooler and cozier.
A neutral knit cover up is a great idea for cold weather weddings, you can even DIY one yourself and personalize it as you like.
Vintage-inspired white knit mittens detailed with patterns and blooms are a dreamy and romantic idea for a vintage-inspired wedding.
Cover your wedding favors with knit covers and make them cuter and cozier personalizing them for your guests.
A white sweater put on over your wedding dress will keep you warm and cozy and will be a nice alternative to expensive cover ups and jackets.
Both brides and grooms may wear cozy and comfortable sweaters to keep themselves warm and cozy outside and even indoors if it's chilly.
A white knit ring pillow with a traditional sweater pattern and a silk bow is a lovely idea for a winter wedding, you can DIY one.
Cozy up wine bottles using knit cover ups and ribbons and tags and give them as your wedding favors - this is a lovely idea for a winter wedding.
A creamy chunky knit cover up with buttons is a lovely idea for a winter wedding, you can buy or make one, and cover your shoulders to keep them warm.
A neutral knit cardigan is always a cool way to cozy up any wedding style and look, you can make one for yourself and your partner, too.
Red knit stockings with white tops are amazing for winter weddings, they are chic, cozy and lovely.
Mint-colored mittens and a wedding bouquet of pinecones and mint knit pieces are amazing for a winter wedding, they will add a bit of color.