Altar Flowers: Whether your ceremony takes place in a traditional church in a hotel or attic, or in a location outdoors, you will definitely need some kind of flowers to decorate the altar area. In some cases it may be as simple as one large bloom on both sides of the altar or a long, low arrangement on the front of the altar or table. This could be just the right amount of decoration for a bride planning a low key ceremony in a small chapel, wearing a sleek and simple dress bridal jewelry. Just be sure the floral displays are large enough to see the guests back.
Altar flowers can also be extremely costly. If you are planning a very formal wedding with a big ball gown and opulent bridal jewelry, you need floral arrangements that are not lost in a big hall. You could drape a gazebo with hundreds of flowers for an elegant wedding reception outdoors, chains of orchids hanging behind the altar room to the room (important for the outdoors and secular venues) to define or set up several large potted plants on either side of the chancel . Uplighting at the base, or small white lights in the branches of the trees provide the perfect amount of presence. Married couples in the Jewish faith have a chuppah, which can be decorated with flowers or fabric.
Pew Decorations: add beauty decorate your party room the ends of the pews or rows of chairs. The most traditional way is to decorate the ends of the pews with white bows, either with or without a spray of flowers in the middle of each sheet. Another idea is to use shepherd hooks to hang around quite a bit at the end of each line. It could be a floral pomander filled by a beautiful band, a conical vase with flowers, a hanging lantern or be exposed with a small candle. These are particularly popular for outdoor weddings.
Aisle Accents: The aisle runner is a classic way to prepare the bride's path. Usually white, it is rolled after the last member of the wedding party, it has placed on the altar, so that the bride is the first person to step on the pure white cloth. If you make it a personal goal, add a large monogram on the runner. Or have fun with a dramatic red or royal purple runner. The fabric runner rather impractical for outdoor ceremonies, but you can use beautiful petals all along the sides of the aisle, to add beauty and definition to the area. For fall wedding would be a way with beautiful colored leaves are fed, or create rows of shells for a beach theme ceremony.
Candles: What would a wedding be without candles? You can decorate your venue in so many ways. High on both sides of the altar candlesticks are striking and traditional. Tiny globes filled with votives can be interrupted by a gazebo or pergola over the bride and groom for an outdoor evening ceremony. Candles can also be used to line the course to be when it carefully. Avoid open fire on the ground where an unsuspecting guest can overturn it or the bride's train was able to sweep through it and catch on fire (I've even witnessed a near-its kind at a wedding!). And of course, for many brides and grooms, the unity candle both an integral part of their ceremony and are quite beside the wedding decorations.
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