Wedding planning is a beautiful experience that lets you think about how you want to represent the love between you and your significant other visually. Attention to detail in every aspect of life makes a huge difference, whether choosing your home furnishings, submitting a piece of work, or planning a major life event such as a wedding. Your relationship will undoubtedly be full of small meaningful moments, and you will want your wedding to reflect that by paying close attention to the details. There are some gorgeous ways to make the small details count and add to the overall ambience and experience for your guests.
When you think about wedding flowers, you will generally think of a bouquet and table decorations, but you can incorporate flowers into your general decor too. A flower wall can be an excellent backdrop for official photographs and selfies, and you can continue the visual theme of the wedding throughout this.Flowers can have specific meanings, whether in your relationship or the history of society. While certain flowers such as roses are known for their classic romantic associations, the Victorians had specific flower language that gave particular meanings to certain blooms and even assigned months to specific flowers. You could select the flora you want to include in your wedding based on months unique to your relationships (the month you first met, the month of your wedding etc.) and their meaning.Dried flower petals make for a great eco-friendly alternative to confetti, and you can print a personalised message onto small boxes to put them in. You can include the names of the bride and groom as well as the wedding date, or you can consist of sentiments such as "Celebrate with us". Children will love to play with these flower petals after the ceremony too.
Wedding favours are a way of showing appreciation to your guests. After all, your wedding day would not be complete without your loved ones celebrating with you. Favour boxes can be made special by adding a sprig of greenery or a flower, and you can even personalise them with guests' names.Favours can be anything you want, from a small selection of sweets to a homemade candle. You can even go unique and quirky by getting temporary tattoos designed or personalised origami kits. The options are endless, and you can even offer different favours for different guests. Making notable inclusions for children can be a welcome addition and can be something to keep the little ones occupied during the wedding breakfast.Wedding favours are traditionally part of the wedding breakfast table. If you want to keep your favours more generic (this may be the case if you have a huge guest list), add some extra elements to the dining tables. Disposable cameras, selfie props, or small diner party-style games are great for keeping a fun vibe.
Suppose you have many children attending your wedding you may want to have some specific entertainment for them such as balloon modelling or face painting. Happy children will mean satisfied guests, so it's always worth looking into all options to keep the little ones occupied.While you may want some particular entertainment, especially if you have niche interests in music, you will want to balance embracing your style and being inclusive to others. If you like heavier kinds of music, why not see if you can find a live band that can perform some of your favourites while covering some classic wedding songs too?
Making sure your guests are well fed is a way to guarantee that everyone can enjoy the day as much as possible. For the wedding breakfast, try to offer various options to suit everyone's tastes and dietary requirements. Offering vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options is necessary to ensure everyone is included in your celebrations. Make sure to note on your invitations that dietary requirements will need to be specified in advance, as well as any allergies. The last thing you want is an emergency on your big day.Offering an evening buffet is a wise option and ensures that people will stay as late as possible to dance the night away. It also reduces the risk of people getting too intoxicated with all the toasts and continued celebrations.