Holiday Weddings (calling all you past, present and future December brides!)

Absolutely not.

Our wedding was rescheduled from a June 2020 timeline and I am keeping my original color palette and scheme even though it's next Sunday. I have made my guests clear it's NOT A CHRISTMAS THEME. It's in the Florida keys so my tropical color scheme still makes sense but I know I can't get away from the fact that the resort will have some Xmas decor up (not in our banquet hall though)

I love it too! I really wanted a new year's eve wedding with all the glitter I could find, silver and gold and dressy. But FH didn't want to deal with the winter affecting people's travel. Are you having any holiday in your wedding being a Nov wedding, Cece?

Oh wow, those pictures are SO pretty, cosy and somehow nostalgic for something I've never really experienced!

I would LOVE to attend a wedding with that theme! I will say, Christmas in Australia is... very different from that, so we would never have that vibe in December, and no one tries it in June either, people just have the same wedding they'd have at any other time of year, just with guests wearing coats over their dresses/suits and maybe the bride wearing a topper over her dress, lol.

We don't really do seasons here, so I honestly am enchanted by them in other countries!

Haha, yes, very different. Our christmas is all...

and yes we do get snow! We have quite high mountains here (not tall, just high above sea level) and they get snow in winter. Also our capitol city, Canberra, definitely gets snow. Never like, in the middle of Sydney where I live though!

our roos aren't huge fans of it, poor things, haha!

Haha, not in Sydney where I live or in towns, but you do see them in the fields near where my parents live, which is about 1.5 or so hours out of Sydney - they tend to come out at dusk and dawn.

When I was little we'd go camping at this beach and they'd be around the campsite, waiting for people to feed them.

Generally they're pretty easy going but they can get very big and really are dangerous if they feel like it - they balance on their tails and box/kick out with their feet. Plus hitting one with your car would do serious damage.

Like most of them (especially the brown ones) are reasonably small and if you approached them they'd just hop away unless they thought you wanted to feed them, but no joke they can get super jacked, and the red ones can grow over 6 foot!

Lol I would too! And he really does. Does he secretly lift weights or something?

There are lots of wildlife parks that you can buy pellets at to feed kangaroos. Generally they're quite nice creatures and they have very soft fur. You can also eat them, so maybe they are like your deer! They're a very lean, dense meat. Haha, I think we're the only country that eats our national animal!