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Choosing wines for your wedding reception can be an overwhelming decision. You will want to choose a red and a white wine. Before you select your favorite wine, think about what wines your guest will fully appreciate and enjoy with their buffet or sit-down dinner. Desert wines are always optional. Food and wine are hand in hand.

*Popular Whites

Chardonnay – Always a guest pleaser. A stylish lightly fruit grape wine that’s smooth and pairs well with seafood, rich creamy pasta and chicken dishes.

Sauvignon Blanc – Very distinctive wine. Crisp and intense, best with pasta and cheese. Great for cocktail hour!

Reisling – Elegant wine. Fabulous and full of rich fruit, try it with fish, shrimp, cold meat dishes, and desert.

*Popular Reds

Merlot – The most seductive wine. Carries a natural sweetness that pairs well with almost all foods. Meat, chicken, and sauce pastas.

Cabernet Sauvigon – Selective wine. Can be hard to please. Known for the king of red grapes. Its deep blackcurrant taste and color pairs ultimately with flavor dishes.

Pinot Noir – Very well loved. This elegant wine pairs well with game dishes, duck, and fish dishes.

Take a little Wine 101 to find those two perfect wines to please your guest! Washington State has several wineries that offer wine tastings. Take your bridesmaids with you and make a wine tasting day full of fun!

We would love to talk with you. Please call us at: (425) 355-1415 and tell us about your wedding daydreams and how we can help you fulfill them. You could also email me at colleen@luminaphotography.com.

And, for more information about Lumina Weddings, we encourage you to visit our website at www.luminaweddings.com.

“The Best Memories are Never Posed”

Colleen
Wedding Coordinator
Lumina Photography
425-335-1415
colleen@luminaphotography.com

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