Showing posts with label Eucalyptus garland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eucalyptus garland. Show all posts

Friday, 13 December 2019

Marquee foliage table runner garlands and hoops

On the hottest weekend of the year we set up this stunning wedding. 
Lots and lots of foliage!
(See the bridal bouquets and buttonhole here)
The sides of the marquee were opened up from early on and left open as it was so hot!
We were asked to dress 3 x 4ft hoops for the marquee ceiling and provide eucalyptus garlands for 175ft plus of table length
The hoops were to be dressed with Birch, significant foliage for the family, to cover and hang to break up the vastness of the space.




The trestle tables were dressed with a thin garland of eucalyptus to not take up too much space on the table. As you can see, left, table cloth and garland, right, table fully styled with cutlery, crockery and glasses. 

 

The tables as we left them.



The bar was also styled with a eucalyptus garland


Later when we delivered the groomsmen buttonholes we could see the marquee dressed and styling complete.



Trestle tables can make a great setting for your guests, allows you more guests per space and can be more guest friendly than the large round tables.


The sight the bride and groom and guests see on entering the marquee


Are you looking for ideas to style a marquee? Not sure where to start? This was styled entirely in foliage, not a flower in sight. We have lots of ideas and inspiration for whatever look and style to are looking to achieve. Get in touch to see how we can help you achieve your dream venue.

Sandra x

Thursday, 8 June 2017

The Dower House Hotel setting of a gorgeous May wedding

Following on from yesterday's post (here) of the bridal flowers, today's post is a look at the venue flowers.
The Dower House Hotel is a fabulous place to hold a wedding and I love setting up here as the staff are all so friendly and helpful and nothing is too much trouble. It also helps that the whole place is set in fantastic surroundings, see these photos below. Who wouldn't love to get married in this space? If the weather is fine this could be where you say your vows!


The bride asked if we could decorate the arbour with a eucalyptus garland down the from two pillars as they were hoping for an outdoor ceremony.


It was quite overcast when setting up and the final decision hadn't been made but I believe they went ahead and chairs and decorations were brought out in time.


These pillars are great for decorating and look fabulous in the photos



The couple continued the foliage theme for their sweetheart table with another garland dripping off the ends and a few trailing whisps at the front.


If you cannot agree on who should be on the top table or have family issues then this is perfect. Just the two of you. Allows you to spend the meal catching your breath and relaxing together. 
Many couples say afterwards that they don't really get to chat together through the day with visiting family and friends to catch up with so this table for 2 allows you time and space to do just that.


We provided a vase for the bridal bouquet to sit in to add a pop of colour.


The guest tables were posies of the same flowers as the bridal bouquets placed in glass cubes.


The peonies would, hopefully, spring open in the heat of the venue.


The tables at The Dower House are always so well dressed. The mirrors were added by the venue as they just lift the designs once in situ.


I always love tables that use 'the less is more' attitude. Simple and classy and allows your guests room to move.



These flowers settle in the warm room and they started filling the space with their light scent, adding another dimension to your day.


These types of designs are great to double up as gifts for your very special guests. The flowers are tied together with ribbon so whether you hire or buy the vases the flowers can be given out at the end of the day.


The beautiful room at The Dower House Hotel




The room eagerly awaiting the happy couple and their guests.


I always like to take a photo or two of the view from the top table, this gives you the bride (or groom) a chance to see what you will spend the afternoon looking at. After all it is your ideas, style and hard work that has gone into planning the event.



Are you getting married at The Dower House Hotel? I have set up here many times previously see here for one example or visit 'labels' - Venue:The Dower House Hotel for more.
Having worked here previously I know what works and what doesn't and am happy to advise you on your styling and flowers so you get the most from your ideas for the day.

Or if you like these designs but are getting wed elsewhere, get in touch so we can discuss your options in more detail.

I look forward to hearing from you soon

Sandra x