When people fantasise about their
wedding, it isn’t only the location or their outfit they picture, they imagine
how their wedding will look to others. It is easy if you have the funds to hire
a professional wedding stylist, but what if your budget is a little less
generous? Here is how to have amazing wedding table decorations that will
impress your guests and give you the atmosphere you crave, without spending a
fortune or running yourself ragged making them.
2015 Trends
One of the hottest wedding décor
trends for 2015 is hanging décor, especially the pomander ball or paper
pom-pom. They look fantastic attached to tall narrow glass vases or
candlesticks as part of a wedding table centrepiece. These fluffy flower balls
are lightweight, inexpensive, recyclable, and can be made in a matter of
minutes. Tissue paper is a fantastic way to get enormous bang for your buck, as
it comes in a rainbow of colours and patterns, and is very cheap. You will find
heaps of paper pom-pom tutorial videos on YouTube. Make them small and hang on
the back of chairs, or fix them to the ceiling or trees to give the impression
of colourful paper chandeliers.
Mismatched Magic
Your wedding table decorations
don’t have to be matching to be stylish. The country chic look is still
fashionable, and simple to achieve by using mismatched items which coordinate.
For example: mismatched glasses that are all clear, silver cutlery from odd
sets, or empty bottles painted in complementary colours. Raid your mum’s linen
cupboard, borrow your grandmother’s vases, and visit charity shops to source
items cheaply.
DIY painted bottles are
inexpensive and simple. Get in touch with a reputable
décor hire firm if you are after a dramatic look. You’ll be amazed at the props
available, from enormous urns, to lights, mirrors, and even furniture. Whether
you are searching for items to transform your reception venue into a winter
palace, or simply after a few props to decorate your wedding ceremony location,
professional décor hire could be just what you are looking for.
Other wedding table decoration
ideas include theming each table based on something that is important to you.
This is an effective way of decorating a lot of tables without needing to buy a
lot. One of the best DIY weddings we have seen recently featured tables named
and decorated after a different location, each of which was significant to the
couple. They were able to incorporate their own photos and souvenirs into the
table decoration, with the top table having a Paris theme, to match their
honeymoon destination.
To successfully decorate your
wedding venue, the key is planning. Don’t rush out and buy something on a whim,
take time to devise a decoration scheme and work out what you want :)
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