Autumn is one of my favourite seasons, so today I decided to put together a few ideas for an autumn / winter wedding enjoy.
Deirdre and Andrew’s Wedding
Deirdre and Andrew were married in May at the Cliff at Lyons (Village at Lyons ) and we were delighted to be part of their wonderful day. Our collection of vintage props were very much in keeping with the old world charm of this venue. They proved to be a real talking piece on the day.
Our thanks to this lovely couple for sharing these beautiful images with us
Flowers by Claire at Country House Flowers. Images by http://www.noradoyle.com.
Alice in Wonderland
Sharing some fun pics of our fab china out for a Mad hatter tea party to celebrate the launch of the new Disney Alice in Wonderland movie recently.
Our thanks to Moe Coakley of Creatrix for sharing these images, not forgetting Bella Agogo our lovely model looking amazing.
Rose Gold And Blush Wedding Ideas.
The soft shades of rose gold and blush pink take centre stage again for 2016. Lots of ways to incorporate these beautiful glamorous yet feminine shades into your wedding. we have put together some of our favourite looks.
love these wedding bands and the fab engagement ring.
These lovely soft shades in bridesmaid dresses suit any skin tone just add some pale pink and ivory bouquets to complete the look.
All images are shared from pinterest.
Style Shoot At The Village At Lyons.
We were delighted to be invited by the wedding team at The Village At Lyons to help with their style shoot to launch their stunning new venue. This new venue is perfect for smaller more intimate weddings.
Downton Abbey was our inspiration for this shoot so we added a little old world charm with china as place setting and our exquisite selection of silver and cut glass for floral displays.
Images by Blackbird Boulevard Photography.
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Vintage Wedding Tea Reception.
A fabulous vintage tea party reception is a great way to greet your guests on arrival at your wedding venue. Hiring the china is only the first step then you need to think about styling the table keep it simple yet eye-catching. Dress the table with lace to keep with the vintage theme. Add a little height with some candles and raising a display of some of your special pieces of china off the table. Your food can be as extravagant or a simple as you like. From dainty sandwiches, cupcakes and macaroons to naked cakes. Display these on some vintage cake stands for a truly afternoon tea experience.
