Your Winter Wedding at Tyn Dwr Hall

The glitz, glamour and sparkle of party season or a classic, cosy & festive December wedding… what would you choose?

First off, you’ve got to pop the all-important question, need some help or want to *discretely* drop the hint? Look no further!

5 Tyn Dwr Hall Top Tips On Popping The Question

There was a time when winter weddings were not so common, but with December being the most celebratory time of the year, many couples opt to swap their Aperol Spritz for Mulled Wine and get hitched in the colder months.

Just because you’re getting married in the winter, it doesn’t mean you have to go for the classically dark colour combos. Soft neutrals, with hints of gold really do the trick.

Remember at Tyn Dwr Hall our Christmas decorations usually go up in late November, which means you don’t have to add much more festive décor. However, we can wholeheartedly agree that Christmas Trees in the Garden Room look incredible!

If seasonal décor isn’t your thing, you can always add in your festive favourites with the rest of the décor. An advent calendar style table plan, Wedding Breakfast tables named subtly after Christmas films. Christmas Crackers, gingerbread cookies & candy canes for favours. The possibilities are endless.

So, you might have your theme and décor sorted, all that’s left is to set a date!

Choosing a date in the winter months often means wedding offers, less competition for suppliers and fewer guests away for their summer holiday. Combine all these with crisp winter sunshine, a roaring fire, a celebratory glass of fizz by the tree and as many fairy lights as you can get your hands on and you’ll understand what all the winter wedding fuss is about!

Have we tempted you yet? Book your Private Viewing or come along to our Open Weekend, and we’ll show you exactly why Tyn Dwr Hall is perfect for your wedding all year round.

For more information on availability, pricing and private viewing appointments, please contact our Wedding Team on 01978 884664 or email [email protected]