Top 10 Cigars To Celebrate a Wedding

This wedding reception just kicked up a notch or two: Ashton Classic cigars are made by Fuente with select, specially-aged Dominican leaves in smooth-smoking Connecticut shade. Mellow-smoking and aromatic, a fine smoke made to mark a milestone event like this.

Macanudo Cafe is the Dominican crowd-pleaser, packed with mellow-smoking tobaccos inside a silky Connecticut shade wrapper that's triple-fermented for extra smoothness. Macanudo made its name on creamy flavor and sweet aroma, meaning THIS is the cigar any wedding guest can enjoy.

Cuatro Cinco by Joya de Nicaragua commemorates 45 years of Joya in Estelí, and JdN digs deep for something special in this Anniversary offering: a special, 5-yr-old ligero that the factory had been saving for this occasion. An authentic Nicaraguan puro, crafted by their best rollers.

Davidoff Millennium cigars are the ideal companion for the big moments in your life. Millennium cigars combine a unique Ecuadorian wrapper with a vintage blend of Dominican tobaccos for a rousing full-bodied cigar with spicy & sweet flavors.

La Aurora 1495 Nicaragua cigars are 5 stars!! These full-flavored cigars offer an impressive blend made of six tobaccos from the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Brazil, and Peru, presenting a complex mix of spicy and creamy flavors.

Your special day deserves a special smoke, and Padron 1964 Anniversary Maduro is it: considered one of Padron's most exquisite, full-bodied cigars, the Maduro smokes with a rich sweetness that's complemented by notes of coffee, cocoa and hazelnut.

Made to celebrate their twenty year milestone, it is Perdomo's gift to you: Perdomo 20th Anniversary Sun Grown cigars are rolled with the finest tobaccos sourced from the family's Nicaraguan vegas, fermented 14 months in bourbon barrels and aged 6 years to bring out the tobaccos' natural flavors.

Here comes the bride: Romeo y Julieta Capulet cigars have become an instant classic, made for us in Honduras by RyJ with Honduran and Nicaraguan fillers, a Nicaraguan binder, and a creamy Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper that's dressed in white for the special event.

Open bar at the reception? This wedding means business - and it's now when this bold, gutsy Headley Grange hits the spot. Crafted for Crowned Heads in the DR with Nicaraguan tobaccos and expertly rolled in Sumatra wrappers to make memories like few boutique cigars can.

Something old, new, borrowed and...well, no blue here, but Arturo Fuente Hemingway cigars check the first three: Fuente borrows Africa's best Cameroon wrappers, matches them to vintage Dominican tobaccos for a mellow-medium smoke that delights even the new smoker celebrating this special day.