What months are considered a winter wedding?

I would consider a winter wedding in:

December

January

February

and maybe March.

Pine cones and cranberries sound like a fantastic idea!!

Even though the first 21 days of December are technically fall, I think its common to associate December with winter, so I don't think your ideas will look out of place at all. To answer your question, I would say December through March would be the time frame for a winter wedding, I'm sure its all relative to location though.

I still think of early December as fall, but I think I'm kind of weird about that.

Pine cones and cranberries seem fine for December, though, whether it's Fall or Winter.

I think it depends upon where you live. I am in Pennsylvania and would definitely put December as a winter wedding (pretty much December through February are "winter" here, but sometimes even March can be snowy).

I think pinecones &/or cranberrries would look fine in December.

I live in Ohio, so for me a winter wedding would be from December to March.

Where I live in Michigan, we consider winter time to be from around Thanksgiving to early April. Then from Mid-April to just before Thanksgiving is construction season

I think early December would be considered winter. I know once Thanksgiving has passed, I consider it to be winter. I think your idea will be great!

I am getting married dec 11th and we are using cranberries. It is an appropriate time of year for those kinds of decorations

December through March depending upon where you live.

In my opinion, in Canada: November-February. December is definitely winter.