Every wedding is unique, but one factor which often informs the rest of the planning is the size of your big day. For some, an intimate ceremony for close family and friends is ideal, but if you’re looking to stretch the guestlist, then only a large wedding will do! Here at The Brewery, we often host weddings for large numbers and as such, have collated a list of essentials for brides looking for a more lavish affair.
Size and Location
Flowers are part of every wedding checklist. Adding blooms to your big day can be as simple as a single rose in a button hole to going full Kim Kardashian and having a wall of flowers. Historically, wedding bouquets are symbolic of youth, beauty and love and the tie represents the union between the couple.
Flowers have the ability to transform a space by adding colour and enhancing the theme of a wedding. With an abundance to choose from, here are some questions to ask yourself before selecting your wedding florals.
When are you getting married?
Whilst autumn is not traditionally as popular as spring or summer for a wedding, it is becoming increasingly more in demand. For couples marrying in Britain, autumn is the perfect season to tie the knot. Wedding inspiration is never scarce as nature begins to showcase a scenic array of bright yellows, deep reds and vibrant oranges. For both traditional and more contemporary weddings, adding colour brings something special to the overall feel of the celebration.
Gone are the days where the newlyweds never get to taste the food that they spent the last six months planning! As the food offering works it way up the list of a wedding’s most important elements, we explore the rise of the foodie wedding and how you can add your own tasty twists to your big day.
It’s safe to say that the foodie revolution has truly engrained itself in every aspect of modern life and weddings are no exception. With wedding cakes made with layers of brie and camembert and brides parading down the aisle with edible bouquets, now is the time to welcome in a new age where the cuisine takes centrestage.
Vows and Venues would like to introduce you to our new guest blogger Milena Gorska, wedding and private events planner at The Brewery. Her first blog with us is all about Intimate weddings.
Milena works alongside senior members of The Brewery’s team, managing and overseeing the delivery of all weddings and private events held at the venue, from new enquiries and conversions to supporting throughout the event planning process.