I love Disney movies and have created several boards that are based on Disney stories (mostly about the princesses). I’m sharing these themed wedding boards with you in a series. Check back each week for another themed board.
Please note that these “Themed Weddings” are not intended to be a Disney princess wedding. If we go too literal this will look like a little girl’s birthday party. The intent is to give you ideas based on the setting, feel, season and/or colors of certain movies. The photos are from Pinterest and lead directly to their pin.
This week I’m focusing on Frozen. This has quickly become one of my favorite Disney movies, and apparently others agree since it’s my most popular Pinterest board. This has been one of my favorite boards to create.
Theme Setting: It is obviously meant to be a winter wedding, but the ideas include many locations.
Color Scheme: Silver, white and grey, but pops of either green or blue are also nice.
Special attention was given to dress and hair styles, as well as snowflakes and ice. Bridesmaid dresses can be green, like Anna’s dress, or grey for a winter theme. Enjoy this Frozen themed wedding!
There are many invitations out there that are beautiful and wintery, but I LOVE this clear one with the white etched words!
Clear wedding invitations, by Engraving Plus: Couture Invitations and Gifts (engravingplus.com.au)
There are specific “Elsa” or “Anna” rings, but this engagement ring is great for this theme. It’s precise, intricate and breath-taking…just like ice and snow!
Intricate Diamond Engagement Ring Radiant Cut, found on etsy.com
There are several winter wedding dresses, and some are way over the top and truly replicate Elsa’s dress.
For today, I’ve chosen something more subtle.
The overlay on the skirt is popular right now (easy enough to find) and perfect to represent frost and snow.
James Clifford gown with a beautiful tulle skirt overlay, James Clifford Collection Spring 2014
There are sparkly shoes and there are boots, but these shimmery boots put the two together and are gorgeous and unique!
Winter wedding boots, found on luzta.com
The bride has to be ready from head to toe. Here’s a stunning Elsa hairstyle. There are many tutorials on Pinterest.
Elsa updo and braid for wedding hairstyle, found on vk.com/be.beauty
While a green dress like Anna’s would be appropriate for a Frozen theme, I’m thinking a silver bridesmaid dress is best for the winter theme.
Stunning silver bridesmaid dresses, found on Pinterest
This flower girl looks precious in her sparkly dress!
Sparkly flower girl dress, found on buzzfeed.com
Look at this lovely winter bouquet. White, silver and dusty greens are wonderful tones to use.
Winter wedding bouquet, found on elizabethfortune.com
This shimmery bouquet holder is unusual and can be passed down as a keepsake.
Stunning and sparkly bouquet holder, found on weddingwindow.com
I love this idea of a winter wonderland venue. Ice structures are difficult to find, but boy is it pretty.
Winter wonderland with ice chandelier, from Ice Hotel, near Quebec City, Photo by David Seaver
Here is a fun place card idea. Place the names in these picture holders. They also make wonderful wedding favors.
Snowflake Place Card Holders, found on ebay.com
Look at this beautiful table arrangement.
I love the mixture of white, glass, a glittery tablecloth and a few touches of blue accents.
Gorgeous glittery table setting, found on sortra.com
Of course another option for chairs would be the clear Plexiglas chairs.
Clear chairs for ceremony or reception, found on stylemepretty.com, photo by K T Merry
You can use all sorts of silver accents in a winter wonderland wedding.
Silver table accents, found on wantthatwedding.co.uk
I almost got this cake for my own wedding. It’s perfect for this Frozen/winter wedding because it looks like snow.
Wedding cake with pearls like snow, found on ruffledblog.com, photo by Alexis June Weddings
While you can use multiple different wedding favors, like snowflake bookmarks, I personally love this idea of personalized matches.
This silver case fits in with the theme, but the matches refer back to Olaf’s statement of
“Some people are worth melting for.”
Matches in a silver case can spark the flame, found on brides.com
We hope you enjoyed this Frozen wedding post! Click here to see more on our Pinterest board.
What do you think about a winter wonderland wedding?
It’s beautiful, but would you prefer a winter wedding or one in another season?
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Any idea where you could get the invitation you posted? I’m DYING to have it!
Samantha,
Sorry for the delay. I’ve scoured all over to find the original source of this invitation and finally found it. This invitation came from an Australian company called Engraving Plus: Couture Invitations and Gifts. http://www.engravingplus.com.au
I didn’t see a price listed so you may have to call about it. If the price is too high for your budget, type “acrylic invitations” into Google or Etsy. I found several cute and (relatively) affordable options in Etsy. Some companies that might work are Pocketations (www.etsy.com/shop/pocketations) and nGraveSolutions (www.etsy.com/shop/nGraveSolutions).
Best wishes!
-Katelyn
Where would I be able to find the beautiful clear wedding invitations from the Frozen theme
Melanie,
Sorry for the delay. I’ve scoured all over to find the original source of this invitation and finally found it. This invitation came from an Australian company called Engraving Plus: Couture Invitations and Gifts (www.engravingplus.com.au).
I didn’t see a price listed so you may have to call about it. If the price is too high for your budget, type “acrylic invitations” into Google or Etsy. I found several cute and (relatively) affordable options in Etsy. Some companies that might work are Pocketations (www.etsy.com/shop/pocketations) and nGraveSolutions (www.etsy.com/shop/nGraveSolutions).
Best wishes!
-Katelyn