It’s the question every bride to be asks herself, where do you begin when planning your wedding? Most would say, start with the venue, once that’s booked, the rest will follow. Victoria began with something far more personal. The necklace her fiancé had bought her when they first met became the inspiration for her whole wedding day. The coloured pearls were to be the pallet for her bouquet, bridesmaids and the wonderful tower of cupcakes she had, instead of a traditional wedding cake. She compiled swatches, which she took to each supplier she met, matching details with them and discussing the options. The result was a wedding that had fun and style.
Victoria and Wayne met and live in Brighton, so they were keen to have the seaside as part of their day. With sticks of rock as favors and mini fish and chips, served in cones for the evening guests, the theme matched perfectly with the flexible colour scheme they had devised. Guests were treated to canapés on the restaurant terrace, which over looked the beach and the autumn sun shone all day long.
The stationery Wayne and Victoria picked was our Chorus design. “I loved the design, so different from anything else we had seen and so much like the waves of the sea. We had to have it!” says Victoria. Victoria sent out save the date cards as soon as she new their wedding date. “I was so excited to let everyone know!” she smiles.
In her bouquet, Victoria had considered deep red Calla lilies, but opted for a mixture of roses in the end. She brought the lilies in at the reception; the tables had lilies curled into fishbowl vases, which were beautifully effective. Victoria’s mum made a wonderful bunting banner with the happy couples names for all to see, which flapped in the breeze while everyone sipped champagne and congratulated the happy couple. Congratulations, Wayne and Victoria.
Labels: Real Life Weddings, Wedding Flowers, Wedding Stationery