Ever since Grey’s Anatomy star Katherine Heigl celebrated her wedding with a magical winter theme theme, it has inspired so many couples to use the intimacy, romance and magic of winter as a theme for their wedding day.  The team at Australia’s premier wedding planning website, Pink Frosting, has put together menus, planning ideas and theming ideas to help you put together your own romantic snow-dappled affair. 

From an intimate, fireside wedding at the ski lodge to a grand, winter wonderland-themed gala, the Pink Frosting styling team have also been busy assembling the best winter themed wedding bomboniere from around the world, now available to buy in Australia, to help you send guests home with a memento of your winter themed wedding day.   We’re proud as punch to bring you these gorgeous ideas as part of our Wedding Bomboniere: A Buying Guide for Australian Brides special.

If you’re marrying amid sparkling icicles and gleaming snow-covered hills, our spectacular collection of winter wedding favors will warm your heart…and your guests’ hearts, too. From snowflake-embellished gel candles to delectable chocolates to soothing cocoa and cappuccino mixes, our winter theme wedding bomboniere are the perfect way to welcome your guests to your winter wonderland wedding!

Here are our best tips for gorgeous winter themed wedding favors:

• Sip it – give decorative tins or packets of hot cocoa mix
• Let it snow – inside mini snow globes
• Celebrate – with splits of champagne
• Indulge a sweet tooth – decorate sugar cookies as snowflakes, bells, or another seasonal emblem
• Christmas – give your guests a Christmas ornament as a favor to remind them of your wedding every Christmas when they trim their tree
• Snowflakes and snowmen – use winter motifs to adorn traditional bomboniere
• Pop a Mint – wintery mints are a treat for the season
• Personalise it – with snow themed personalised napkins, favor tins and travel candles

Whether you decide to DIY your winter bomboniere, or purchase a pre-packaged themed favor, the possibilities are endless.  My favourite is the idea of giving a Christmas ornament to your guests.  Even though winter doesn’t mean Christmas in Australia, this is a keepsake that your guests will no doubt cherish every December when they trim their tree.

Happy Celebrating!

Kathryn