Halloween Wedding Wednesday Spooky Glamour

October 30, 2012

Does a Halloween wedding conjure thoughts of cheeseball decorations and vampire fangs? It shouldn't, not after today's compilation of gorgeous Halloween wedding inspiration from around the web! Rather than stick to a lurid orange palette, these Halloween wedding ideas tend towards dark glamour (and dark chocolate, which is never a bad thing). These are our favorite treats form around the web, all of which would be gorgeous touches for an elegant Halloween wedding.

This "sinister cider" cocktail looks lip-smacking and perfectly party ready for a signature cocktail - sparkly black sugar on the glass's rim elevates this cocktail.

A dark and romantic setting gets added glamour from a dose of gold while maintaining a Halloween theme.

This fun marquee theme gets a modern twist with the color combination of rich grays and a pop of orange.

This gorgeous Phantom of the Opera themed wedding shoot channels the play's simultanous creep-and-romance factors. Dark settings are mysteriously spooky while red roses and gold overlays create romantic opulence.

These gorgeous toile pumpkins are just one example of the versatility of pumpkins as decor. You could do a lace overlay, spray paint them any shade of metallic, add bling, glitter, or pearl accents - anything you can imagine. White ghost pumpkins are particularly elegant.

Coordinated paper accents take every wedding detail to the next level, and these "Nightmarish Nibbles" tags are no exception. Add them to a decadent candy table or dessert display.

This couple (married here in South Florida) ran with a skull theme - even on their cake topper! A stunningly spooky cake makes the perfect centerpiece for a dessert table, and you definitely should check out Style Me Pretty's Halloween dinner party for deliciously dark extras.

This groom, half of the aforementioned couple, looks too cool and too cute in a skull bow tie. His gorgeous bride added a black sash for the reception to coordinate with their dark glamorous theme, as captured by the phenomenal Jonathan Scott.

A Halloween wedding can be every bit as glamorous as a New Year's eve wedding, when the right attention to detail is paid. And one way to make a fabulous, on-theme impact? With your jewelry, of course.

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