The cake topper is made of a cute pair of pinecones that the bride found and dressed up with a mini veil and top hat.

To give guests something sweet to remember them by, this happy couple set out a delightful "Sweets & Treats" station, allowing guests to fill up a bag of candy for the road. Glass containers easily displays the candy and showcases the color.

This bride's "something old" was a fabulous brooch that belonged to the groom's grandmother. In order to keep the bouquet simple, she chose a stunning combination of white hydrangeas and garden roses.

Lanterns were set over wood risers to create custom, country centerpieces for this winter wedding. Pinecones and red and green leaves add a finishing touch of seasonal greenery to brighten the table style.

Hot chocolate is a perfect seasonal drink to keep guests warm and cozy at a winter wedding. Natural wood makes a beautiful name plate fitting to the cozy setting.

The bride chose cowboy boots for the bridesmaids to wear to compliment the southern style of her wedding and keep their feet warm in the chilly February air.

This flower girl shows off her cowgirl boots and ruffled dress at winter wedding. Cowboy boots are a great way to compliment country wedding style.

A handmade sign greeted guests as they arrived to this Tennessee wedding, letting them know they were in for a rustic Southern ceremony.

This bride opted for an adorable pair of white rain boots, which guaranteed she'd stay warm and dry in the midst of unpredictable winter weather.

These cream rain boots with pink bow were a surprise from the groom's mother and ended up being the perfect accessory for a February wedding.

The rehearsal dinner, ceremony and reception of this winter wedding were held at Black Fox Farms in Cleveland, Tenn. As guests arrived, they were quickly transported to the barn where they could warm up and take in the elegant decor.

The bride and groom fell in love with this venue as soon as they saw it. Since there was a greenhouse on site, they were free to use any trees and plants they wanted. Running lights up the walls and wrapping the trees turned the space into a winter wonderland.

These table numbers are made of barn wood, house numbers and door knobs making them perfectly suite to a southern country wedding.

For the rehearsal dinner, this couple completely transformed the barn venue for a decadent formal evening. Each guest was assigned a seat number, which was pinned to a frame directly outside of the main entrance.

To tie in family history and honor the people who mean the most to them, David and Kristen Wilson displayed wedding pictures of each of their parents and grandparents. The photos were glued to burlap then the burlap was glued to the back of painted window panes.

Trees played a very large part in this wintry wedding decor. From gorgeous evergreens throughout the barn to these miniature versions, the entire venue resembled a winter forest. The feathers add a gorgeous soft texture against the natural greenery.

Silver antique vases create a beautiful and sophisticated base for these wedding centerpieces. White roses pop against the winter greenery.

To keep the tiniest guests happy at this wedding, children were offered wedding-themed coloring and activity books — a small gesture that was appreciated by kids and parents alike.