Wedding Ceremony Aisle Floral~ Petals or Poms?

When considering ways to decorate your wedding ceremony space, you might want to consider the use of flowers adorning your aisle. Flowers are the most beautiful and traditional way to make your ceremony space feel fresh, inviting, and simply amazing!





Some brides prefer the use of flower petals, scattered along the edge, or arranged in a pattern down the center of the ceremony aisle, while other brides prefer a simple flower pom hanging off the edge of the aisle chairs. Either way, the use of flowers will show that you cared about the details, and personalized the most important space of your wedding day.





For additional wedding decoration ideas, tips and tricks,
775-771-4153

Lake Tahoe Wedding Coordination
Award Winning Wedding Planning Services

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

50 South Virginia; Reno's Old Downtown Post Office

Image
We were able to coordinate one of the only events to be held in this historic building, prior to it being renovated into a West Elm retail space.    The Honorable Cliff Young memorial service was held at this unique building, as for many years, he occupied an office space on the third floor. This Fredrick DeLongchamps designed building boasts spectacular aluminum castings that adorn the coordors of what once was the Main post office for Reno. Liane McCombs Wedding & Event Planning 775-771-4153
Read more

The Wedding Trends to Keep and Ditch in 2017

Image
In the world of wedding trends, things are constantly changing, evolving and starting anew. Want to stay on the pulse of what's new? Curious what not-to-do for this year's weddings? We chatted with celebrity wedding planner extraordinaire David Tutera, to uncover what he'd love to see change in the world of weddings, as well as his recommended trends for 2017 brides.      Ditch The After-Party While you might be bummed to hear this at first, Tutera really believes guests should stay put, and you can bring the "after-party" to the party. "I want guests to stay in one location, and keep the energy escalating and flowing," he explains. The wedding is the main event, so why risk losing the party vibes with a venue change? Tutera suggests couples can, "create movement and energy in one environment with lighting, entertainment, opening up a different bar or dessert station, etc." We love this idea — the more "wedding time" the be...
Read more

Wedding Cake versus Dessert Buffet...Which to Choose?

Image
            Choosing to have a smaller "cutting cake" is definitely more common with today's couples. They save money by not purchasing a large wedding cake (that many couples or guests do not like, or might not eat), and therefore are able to provide a variety of desserts from which all guests will be certain to find something that they will enjoy.   A smaller cake does not provide the wow-factor or decor statement that a larger cake might provide, but a well-designed dessert buffet table can also be a centerpiece of attention during the reception portion of the event.   Most popular wedding desserts are; mini eclairs, chocolate-covered strawberries, cookies, donuts, cupcakes, Reese's peanut butter brownies, mini tarts, mousse cups, ice cream and toppings, cake pops, etc. A good dessert buffet will provide a balance of sweets, some chocolate, and some non-chocolate. A wide variety of dessert textures, desert portion sizes, ...
Read more