Here’s a way to decorate your wedding ceremony aisle that involves neither flowers nor tulle. How wonderfully unconventional!
(Find this photo and more stunning wedding pics at Australian planner A Lavish Affair’s site.)
Get the look with white wood chairs.
We’ve been getting lots of calls lately from clients trying to deal with this unpredictable Northwest weather. We say, bring it on! We’ll help you find a solution.
Here are a few articles to assist you, too.
On the bright side, at least we don’t have to face humidity here … usually.
Why not make wedding guests do more than the customary glass clinking to request a kiss between the bride and groom? Save the stemware and start a new tradition.
Check out this list of 30 Ways to Make the Bride & Groom Kiss. They’re sure to provide a few laughs.
Many of these ideas get family and friends out of their chairs and onto the dance floor or stage to provoke a kiss from the newlyweds. Some of our favorites: “Hula Hoops” and “The Guests Kiss” (this one could get wild!).
We are often asked, “How can I be sure the tent will fit in my event location?” For an answer to this question and more, visit our FAQ page.
If your site is particularly tricky — on a deck or spanning several surface types, for example — we will provide a site survey to take measurements and assess any complications. This service is complimentary for our customers.
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Seeking a look that’s a bit different for your alfresco wedding or party? Take a peek at this photo from Martha Stewart Weddings.
An old-world, romantic atmosphere was achieved with a tent frame and chandeliers set in a brick plaza.
Other ideas for decorating a tent frame:
View the full gallery at www.marthastewartweddings.com. Be sure to check out all the yummy textile details, like button napkin rings and fabric escort tags.