Decorating your wedding venue can be one of the more enjoyable
and less stressful parts of planning your wedding, as by this point most
of the difficult jobs will be done, such as choosing the venue,
caterer, photographer and florist. This will also give you an
opportunity to personalise your wedding, as there is a huge range of
decorations available.
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When you are choosing decorations think
about any themes or colour schemes you might have for the wedding. For
example if you are planning a white wedding, then you will probably be
looking for more traditional decorations, such as ribbons, balloons and
flowers. Most white colour schemes look best when paired with another
colour, such as a soft pink or yellow, but you could also make a bolder
statement by choosing a sumptuous deep red or purple.
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Incorporate your
chosen colours into the decorations, from the table linens through to
the party favors. Also you may have decided on a particular theme for
your wedding, such as a garden party. You could incorporate this theme
into your marquee or function room, by bringing the garden inside with
you and covering the room in flowers. If you are on a budget, instead of
using fresh flowers you could use fabrics with floral patterns, or
paper and silk flowers.
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You can buy wedding decorations from
wedding supply shops, and also specialised online stores. The Internet
is an excellent place for sourcing any unusual decorations you need, and
there are lots of companies who hire out specialist decorations, such
as antique and vintage crockery, cutlery and table linen sets if you are
planning a themed wedding from a particular era.
When you are choosing
wedding decorations make sure you set a budget and stick to it, as there
are so many beautiful and unusual decorations available it can be easy
to get carried away.
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