Wedding Ideas - Temperatures

The temperatures have not yet given up on their chilly ways and in a like minded pursuit, we have not yet moved on from snow covered winter weddings! Haley & Matthew Husband knew that a classic winter wedding was for them, moreover filling it with added significance surrounding the day & location.

It’s cold outside, the air is dry (your skin is drier) and you’re kind of just feeling a little lackluster. Hibernation is sounding pretty good right about now, but alas­—life goes on, even in below freezing temperatures. When you have to put on a brave face and face the world outside of your cozy apartment, […]

Aw the joys of autumn. Summer’s humidity subsides. Cooler temperatures make way for the highly anticipated sweater weather. The leaves change and the lipsticks get darker. But seasonal changes are not all pumpkin spice lattes and layers of cashmere; weather transitions can also create some cause for concern when it

It's the middle of the summer here. Temperatures are really high and it's quite important to be appropriately hydrated. I must admit that I hate drinking pure water. I prefer flavored drink, but generally they're not healthy, because of sugar content, artificial flavor, and preservatives.

Pop Quiz! What do you do when you wake up to 111 degree temperatures on your wedding day? There really isn't one right answer, although we do think this adorable couple did a spectacular job keeping their cool through a record level heat wave.

We dreamt up six fresh, delicious libations that can appeal to every celebration -- from winter weddings to Christmas to New Year's -- and delight the palette at the same time. These seasonal drinks will not only warm up any cold weather fete, they can also be enjoyed once the temperatures rise.

Happy Monday! As the temperatures start rising we can't help, but think of the fresh fall. And this magnificent autumn wedding with a color palette of browns, greens + oranges makes me want to crawl right through my screen and be a part of the intimate ceremony and the perfect weather.

Every season has its own individual, unique mood. It's natural that in winter we miss sun and warm temperatures, on the other hand in summer, snow and romantic atmosphere of wintry days are something that we are looking forward to. We recall past months while impatiently waiting for our favorite season to come back.

What a honeymoon should include: romance, relaxation, new bikinis, and the "do not disturb" sign displayed 24/7. What it shouldn't include: daylong layovers, machetes, subzero temperatures, and male "sponsors" to escort female travelers.

Posted: Print Article The best part of summer weddings? Celebrating in the great outdoors, of course! But there are certain things that can get in the way of a good time -- high temperatures, sunburns, pests and other annoyances. Keep in touch! Check out HuffPost Weddings on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.

Winter is in full force and it's getting easier to fall into a slump of gray and neutral wedding inspiration. Despite the snow on the ground and the temperatures dropping, these winter brides aren't afraid to add a little pop of color to their big day!

Autumn has been quite favorable this year, no rainy or windy weather and temperatures dropping below zero only at night. I hope the aura will last for a few more weeks. But only yesterday, my son came to me and asked a question: 'Is it going to snow this year at all?'

We get it -- nobody likes wearing a full suit at a summer wedding. Especially if that wedding happens to coincide with hotter-than-average temperatures. That's...

In just a couple months, spring will be here, bringing with it warmer temperatures, sundresses and beautiful lush, green landscapes. One of our favorite pasttimes for warmer months is riding around with the top down and blasting our favorite cruisin' tunes.

Guys, it's . Technically, officially, and, if the air temperatures and rain in the forecast are any indication, actually too. Thank goodness for that - for more than one reason. First, warm weather is finally here. And second, spring weddings. Yes, please.

In our climate even summer doesn't guarantee hot weather and boiling temperatures. To tell you the truth I'm a bit frustrated with this but while waiting for the sun I'm preparing my balcony to have a full use of it when the finally appears.

I think my favourite season has to be Autumn. The rich colours, the textures, the temperatures. We're so ready to start wearing knitwear again, lose the flip flops and snuggling under blankets next to the fire. If you're going to be a Fall/Autumn bride we salute you!

Fall is often cited as the best season. Besides boasting From beautiful colors and brisk temperatures, fall months are perfect for experimenting with fun activities. apple picking and bread baking to party hosting and DIY crafting, the possibilities are endless. Need inspiration to get your started? We've got two words: mason jars.

We may still be feeling summery temperatures at our home-base in California, but this styled shoot is making us want to throw on a pair of boots, red lipstick and a cozy sweater! Inspired by the colors of autumn and wanting to stray away from popular palettes of neutrals + pastels, the team behind this...

Posted: The end of summer is upon us, and so begins the gradual transition to cooler temperatures and shorter days. Fall is one of my favorite times of year. I can never seem to get enough of the foliage or the flavors, and when it comes to a wedding, there are infinite possibilities to incorporate the season into your celebration.

Freezing temperatures, lack of running water and zero electricity is not exactly a recipe for a fun wedding, but one Canadian couple still managed to say "I Do," despite Mother Nature's attempt to stop them. Samantha Branton and Nick Collett have known each other since they were 14.

We all may love crisp autumn weather, but our skin sure doesn't. With the cool breezes and dropping temperatures come chapped, flaky lips and bodies. This is not how we want to celebrate fall and all the lovely holidays that it brings. Well, the key to keeping your skin flake-free is exfoliation.

You know when the temperatures are frigid and you find that perfect spot on the sofa-the one where the sun shines directly on your face and you feel totally content to just sit peacefully and read (or surf wedding blogs) for the entire afternoon?

One of the most exciting things about the impending summer weddings are all the delicious dessert choices. The first thing I'll be dipping my spoon into as the temperatures rise is a big bowl of sherbet. Bring out the fun colors of this summertime treat in your wedding day accessories and you will instantly look and feel refreshed.

Trying to find bridesmaid dresses for your winter wedding? When the temperatures drop, it's time to not only break out longer styles, but also more formal ones. Because these weddings are normally inside, they also tend towards being a bit more formal, particularly those surrounding Christmas and New Year's Eve.

The hustle and bustle of the Christmas season is finally over, but the cold temperatures certainly aren't going anywhere anytime soon. Now's the time to nestle into winter, snuggled up in hearty knits and soothing earth tones. Here are 10 warm and comforting things that we might just be spending those gift cards on!

Aren't these colours just gorgeous? Plummy shades are such a popular choice for this time of year, when temperatures begin to drop and the leaves begin to fall. On those gorgeous golden Autumn days a woodland wedding, with crunching leaves underfoot and the sun still warm enough for your guests, is a wonderful way to embrace the season.

As sad as it is to say goodbye to summer, your favorite pair of denim cut-offs, and iced coffee, there are some perks to cooler temperatures. Namely, finding any excuse to switch up your hair color, beauty look or try a new eye makeup trend to celebrate sweater weather.