How to Add Subtle Holiday Cheer to Your Wedding

“For any holiday wedding, the trick is to go simple. Candlelight and greenery is always a good choice! A little sprig of mistletoe in the napkin is always a great way to bring in the holiday cheer," says Kate Goddard of Wild Sky Events.

“Embrace the season by incorporating seasonal drinks into your bar design. This can be a focal point of cocktail hour and add a unique design element to the space," she suggests.

If your aesthetic is more statement and less subtle, go big. "Embrace bold color, big blooms, and lots of greenery.  Even if it is pouring outside, an indoor space can feel romantic and festive," says Goddard.

“Don't focus too much on red and green—mix up the color palette with some midnight blues and copper to keep the red from taking over the design," adds Goddard.

"Subtly add some holiday glam to your wedding party with chic metallic dresses. Not only will your maids be thankful to not wear an unflattering red or green dress, but they can totally re-wear this number to any holiday parties," says Rebecca Lau Marsh of White Runway.

"A runner or table linens in sequin is sure to make guests smile. You can also add a holiday touch to the table by using fresh cranberries or holly around your napkins or even pomegranates in the centerpieces," suggests Heather Lowenthal of Posh Parties.

“Add touches of sparkle and frosted elements into your wedding day, like a silver charger or frosted votives," says Jessica Sukert of Jessica Lauren Events.

"As you look at the larger picture, make sure your draping and lighting give that frosted feel as well for that perfect holiday feeling," Sukert adds.