Thursday, 25 January 2018

Gothic

Mysterious and sophisticated, you can create a chic, dark, glamorous and dreamy fantasy atmosphere with this wedding theme. In a cemetery, spooky mansion, historic ruins or dark forest.
An elegant black tulle wedding dress, smokey eyes, black nails and black lace gloves and shoes, add a touch of blush, silver or blood red. A cascading bouquet of exquisite and fragrant deep red roses or stunning black calla lilies. Bridesmaids look gorgeous in black or deep purple lace or tulle with red bouquets.
Consider a horse-drawn Victorian carriage with black horses wearing ostrich plumes. Mist in the trees, candlelight, crystals, dark candelabras, purple lighting, An aisle strewn with black petals and lined with candles, black candles will add an extra dimension.
A Gothic inspired moody menu with red wine, and a spooky candy buffet heaped with dark chocolate and cherry and black macaroons. A tall and elegant black wedding cake with deep purple detail or white base cake with intricate black icing and blood red sugar roses.
Til death do us part...
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Friday, 19 January 2018

The Swinging 60's

For hippies at heart, bold colour-popping reminiscent of hot sunny days.

High hemlines, micro-mini dresses and eye-catching shoe designs.
Big and beautiful, voluminous bouffant, bee hived buns, ringlets and bobbed hairstyles of the swinging '60s make for a super cute, glam look. Pillbox and large brimmed hats a la Audrey Hepburn or short veils are a popular accessory. Boho chic hair garlands were a top hit in 2017. Flower power... daisies the iconic flower of the ’60s in bouquets, lace and veils. The typical make-up style is pale of face, heavy on the mascara and eyeliner and bright on the lips.

Luminescent bright colours, London-bus red, shocking pink, day-glo and volcanic orange, zingy yellow and peacock blues and greens. An “Op Art” cake of visual illusions fits the ‘60s fun theme deliciously.

The “Sounds of the Sixties” make light-hearted fun pop music from the revolutionary ‘60s explosion and this vintage kitsch is a very happening thing!

Decorate tables with ‘60s crockery and ornaments, peace signs, daisies, op art or neon geometric patterns for the psychedelic look and this will give your 60's theme an authentic touch.

Make love not war... peace man!

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Thursday, 18 January 2018

Roaring ’20s

A Roaring ’20s theme is a high-spirited whirl, full of dancing flappers, dapper gents and optimism. Glamour and glitz, gold and pearls, faux fur, feather boas, fascinators and Juliet caps, sexy seamed stockings, fringed, drop-waist dresses and bright red lipstick. Clean art deco designs and Gatsby opulence. Speakeasys, the Charleston and wild jazz, a 20's themed wedding is simply intoxicating.

For a summer wedding, a venue with big gardens to create your elegant, Gatsby-esque lawn party. Silver-spangled mesh table covers, candelabras dripping with pearl strands and peacock and ostrich feathers to add a flourish. Amuse your guests with croquet, badminton or bocce.

Set up a prohibition style bar and serve swanky beverages like gin rickeys, mint juleps,  “moonshine” and champagne cocktails. A champagne fountain is a must for your vibe, a cigar bar and even an art deco-inspired cake.

A vintage style gown featuring crystal and beaded detailing and soft dreamy fabrics, in ivory and bone.


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Thursday, 11 January 2018

Victorian

A Victorian wedding is the height of elegance and grace. Romantic gestures, candlesticks and chandeliers dripping with sparkling crystals, exquisite fine food and wine, delicate china, floor length tablecloths covered in intricate vintage lace and fragrant roses. A palatte reflective of the era might include French blue, blush and cream or dove grey, lavendar and silver
A Victorian inspired wedding gown would be elegant with a fitted bodice, enhancing a small waist and made of luxurious fabrics such as satin, tulle, lace and silk. A vintage look is incomplete without that red pout and dramatic eyeliner.
A bridal tussy mussy or a cascading bouquet of sweet blooms arranged according to the Language of Flowers. roses, pansies, hyacinths, tulips, freesias, gardenias, orange blossoms and stephanotis, blooms symbolic of fruitfulness.
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Wednesday, 3 January 2018

Race Day

Race Day - Planning your wedding day on a major sporting event can have its complexities. So if you choose a Melbourne Cup theme, on the 'day that stops a nation' why not have it track-side?

An elegant and classy Australian designed gown with a hat-veil combo, complemented with fine jewellery. Select race day fashions for your bridesmaids in bright, bold pops of colour and standout head wear. Gentlemen clad in dapper suits, ladies donning race day fashions, fascinators and hats, and loads of beautiful fragrant roses.

Melbourne Cup Day flower is the yellow rose but other race day flowers include cornflowers and pink and red roses, incorporate your choice in your bouquet, boutonnieres and other decoration such as on your cake and tablescapes,

Your event styling is all about bright and vibrant colours, add a mix of horseshoe details and modern metallic accents. Create some intimate lounge areas for your guests for before and after lunch and for your themed seating areas consider labelling seating arrangements after race day winners. Have a private bar dedicated to your event and make it a statement piece with draping roses and plenty of champagne flowing and also some fruity cocktails, mint juleps and Pimms of course.

Unless you choose a twilight affair, your lunch menu should light and fresh, perhaps include delicate hors d'oeuvres and canapes of sushimi, foie gras, fruit and vegetable bites and salmon, then entrees of prawn, lobster, oysters and seasonal fruits and salad and a main of either beef or fish. A desert bar stacked with fresh fruit and chantilly cream and iconic SA chocolate. You’ll want to ensure all food is cleared by the time the race starts. After the race hit the dance floor.

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